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>What was the recurrence in the case of other treatments, and what were 
>they?

Shook swarm 4%.

>After what time period was the recurrence noted?

I think during the following season.

I find it interesting that the shook swarm technique was, as far as I know, 
developed in the US for AFB.  Is it still used?

Best wishes

Peter

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