> With respect to your bee squeeze test: how would I interpret the
> results, one way or another?
>

As usual, it all depends on what else you see and hear, but if the bees do
not show Varroa issues, it could be dysentery or nosema. Here in Maine I
normally lean toward dysentery based on the typical beekeepers food
management, but others lean to Nosema, often exclusively. Fall honey, here
in Maine, often leads to dysentery..But Nosema has the headlines.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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