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Peter John Keating <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 9 Feb 2006 09:54:50 -0500
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Tests carried out by "Le Club Api" here in Quebec a good few years ago
indicated that about 60% of members' honey was positive for  BP  (then BL)
whilst actual detections in the hive was only around 2% of the colonies. You
can draw many inaccurate conclusions from such results.
I think the problem here is with contaminated honey from  areas that may
have PL that is resistant to current legal antibiotics. There must be a
great deal of empty, unwashed  honey barrels from Argentina being sold all
over the province of Quebec putting Quebec colonies at great risk of
acquiring resistant AFB. The same must apply to many honey importing regions
of the world.
Peter

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