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Adverse training of bees can be accomplished.  We've done it, and I've  got 
a thesis on my shelf that used adversion training.
 
But, that would be a continual process.  Before jumping into something  
like this, better approach is  to see if neonics are coming into the  hive.  
Take samples, have them analyzed.  Jerry
 
 


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