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Karen Thurlow-Kimball <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 3 Sep 2013 07:21:19 -0400
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> With all the talk on AFB recently what are the thoughts on selling a square of old brood comb for $15 to help hold bees in a new TB hive.

I was contacted by the person selling the old brood comb for top bar
hive starter strips and she had the state inspector inspect the comb.
I think the link I including made it possible to trace my email or
someone contacted her, or possibly she reads this list but any way I
was sent a scan of the recent inspection. There was evidence of mite
kill and some dead brood which he advised her to pick out. I am glad
that there was an inspection, it is now included on the web page that
the comb has been inspected. I am still not convinced that Maine is a
good climate for this type of hive.

I will stick to my Langstroth hives,

Karen

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