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Peter L Borst <[log in to unmask]>
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> Based on that and Randy's post today, it doesn't appear to make sense to treat for nosema in the fall. Any thoughts?

I would say that if anything is clear it is that nosema behaves differently in different climates. If I were you, I would feed half the yard and see if it makes a difference. Mark the treated hives and see if they do better.

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