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Thanks for the reminder about sacbrood.  I do see that in certain hives 
regularly, but the key for identification is that the skin stays intact 
with sacbrood, when rather it melts down with foulbrood.  Sacbrood is 
one of the many things that goes on my "ignore and requeen" list.

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> Re: afb milk test

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