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Re: Beetles, and lots of them!
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Ok, a stupid question then: a couple of inches of sand spread under all the hives in an apiary wouldn't solve this problem permanently in non-CA climates?


Not sure,  but I think it would help!  According to Jamie Ellis the beetle larva will crawl a LONG ways  (300 feet or better) to find a suitable place to burrow in.....  I do see them as organized but very random in their movements,  I would say the majority of them would not make more than 10 feet.  

Charles

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