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Re: Amitraz vs OA vapor
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> >If half of the oxalic acid degrades to formic acid I do not care at all.
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Some of us might.  It would mean that there would have been only half the
dose of OA in the hive once the fog clears.
The problem that I found was that in multiple reps, the *applied* dosage
(after placing 2.0 g in the hopper each time) varied greatly.


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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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