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>I was told today that it is not legal

> to use acetic acid in hives in N.Y. if so is it legal to use in brood
> chambers that are not on a hive??


If a substance is not registered for control of a pest, it may not be legal
to use as a pesticide or treatment.  Acetic acid has a long history of use,
but is not registered in Calif, so cannot be legally recommended to control
nosema.  But it can legally be used as a "hive freshener" of brood chambers
not on a hive.

Randy Oliver

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