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Subject:	Re: miticide resistance not chiseled in stone?
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On 26-Jan-10, at 5:51 PM, allen wrote:

>>
>
> One fifth the treatment gives twice the control.  But that is bad  
> for business , I guess.
>
>

Hi allen and all

Thanks for this one Allen.  I saved it to my archives.  I've never  
used checkmite and haven't used apistan for many years.  I use formic  
and oxalic in the fall only.  Your E-mail opened my eyes.  I will  
likely not change but the logic will rattle around my head for a long  
time.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
canada
44N80W

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