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> These issues impact me every day in my business.

Hi all
Aside from the fact that Ruth and I are friends, I am intensely curious about what she has to say. She raises important questions that others appear to sidestep. 

Are we serious about varroa mite defenses in bees? Or is the African bee wild card too dangerous to play with? Honestly, I lean toward the latter, but that's just me.

PLB

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