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> >We pumped syrup last week and when we checked this week all the hives had
> taken the feed. Which to me is a better indicator than spore counts .
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I greatly value your observations, Bob.  However, I must ask you if you
have confirmed that the taking of feed reflects the level of nosema
infection, or simply that the hives are sick from something?

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> >I had good varroa control when I had issues as did Shad (or so he said)
>

And again, why do you feel that you do not have issues with nosema any
more?  Are you treating prophylactically?  Still spraying combs with
bleach?  Why do you feel that nosema problems have not returned to your
operation?

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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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