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Hi Anne and all

Perhaps the fact that MAQS can be used with honey supers on.  Syrup  
fed would likely end up in honey extracted later.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W


On 18-Sep-15, at 8:49 AM, Anne Bennett wrote:

> The Mite-Away Quick Strips instructions state: "Colonies should have
> good food reserves at start of treatment, and should not be fed during
> the treatment period."
>
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