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William Lord <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 28 Apr 2020 09:29:47 -0400
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For your information fipronil is the active ingredient in many termite
treatments these days.  I just did a quick search and it has a long
residual life - at least 2 years, and probably much more, which is why it
is used for termites.  Weren't people using it for killing hive beetles in
beetle traps at one time?  I am constantly amazed at what beekeepers are
willing to put in their hives to "protect" their bees.  I like to remind my
clients that the reason people buy honey is they expect it to be a pure,
natural; product.

Bill Lord
Lousiburg, NC

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