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Sun, 8 Jan 2012 16:14:50 -0700
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Re: So-called soft treatments implicated
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Allen a year ago we fed our bees thymolated syrup in the fall as well as 
treating with apiguard.  We had a 100% winter survival.  Our hive count is 
small (9) plus 2 nucs.
This year we have repeated the same methods with 10 hives and 3 nucs.  We 
have already lost 1 hive, but I think it is due to a poor queen.
Dave
South East Idaho 

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