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Re: project Aphis report and IAPV
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>Today I received the pathogen report from that sample...  not good.  IAPV
and KBV  (so far no CCD issues)  and yes mites were fairly high in those
hives (they were untreatedand at 6%)

>
> treatment soulutions??
>

Charlie, I haven't found any treatments yet on the market that are
effective against viruses.  For those two viruses, the best course of
action is to get mite levels down asap.

Supplemental protein may help greatly if natural pollen is in short supply.

Keep an eye on N ceranae, as it often explodes once viruses get a headway.

--
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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