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> Stan wrote:
>>I found in my hives that disappearance of adults was often
>>followed by appearance of chalkbrood and sometimes EFB

Stan, I've always noted the same in queenless laying worker
colonies--EFB-like symptoms and chalkbrood.  I've never seen this
mentioned before now--do the rest of you see this?

Randy Oliver

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