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> > You can get a very low mite fall from a large colony with low mite levels,
or a very small colony with elevated mite levels.
> And the treatment decision for either scenario is the same, Q.E.D.
I don't follow this unless the answer is treat now, regardless.
Even then, there may be good reasons to want to delay or at least not rush.
It seems that in the first case, assuming a series of drops have been done over a long enough time to understand the situation, there is little hurry and further monitoring is prudent.
In the second, the condition of the colony may decide the action chosen.
Time of year, weather, treatment method preferred, and availability of supplies will influence the decision.
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