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What research has been done with soft chemicals ( Apivar, Apigard, etc.
), Tylan, and Terramycin with respect to queens / supercedure and bee
problems? There seems to be a lot of discussion about fluvalinate, coumaphos,
and Keith's article in July, 2014 ABJ about Copper Napthenate and neonics.
I have been using Apigard for one and was interested. We are putting
these soft chemicals and chemicals for foul brood into our colonies.
Thanks, Dave M
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