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>From bee informed- in summary, another virus is here and if you keep varroa under control you will be (relatively) OK. The "relatively" is because beekeepers vary in what they think is "under control".

Not sure what the virus is, if it is indeed a virus, but all my hives in the home yard collapsed in the last 2 weeks. They had been treated OAV 2 weeks before that. This is the second year this has happened. My other 2 yards are fine [checked today and they got another shot of OAV]. I'm going to burn all the hives here in the yard and start new ones in the spring. Don't know what else to do.

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