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Have you heard of people using Fipronil as a miticide?
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the above is a question from one of the students at the Texas A&M Bee Lab
she provided the following attachments: Fipronil as varroacide... Italians 2015.pdf Fipronil is used as a varroacide_Johnson 2015.pdf

can anyone lend any light on this? she seem to know of it being use for small hive beetle control... is this in fact so?

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