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Fumble fingers hit the wrong key,      again.

As I was saying....

Those questions remain unanswered. If any studies exist I would love to see them.

Before starting here I politely contacted NOD with my observations and concerns. I have received no reply.

To  wrap it up my view is that. Hot weather, big colonies at the end of a long and intense honey flow, end of summer, you'll rely on MAQS at your peril. I won't do it again any time soon.

Paul Hosticka
Dayton WA

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