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> Just wondering, has varroa arrived there yet? Always a risk obviouly when bringing queens in


In sudbury, we have Varroa, but reports are that there are still no occurances of tracheal mites.  

 

I've heard that ThunderBay has no varroa... not sure how recent that info is though.

 

Doug.
 		 	   		  
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