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Re: Vita's new field testing kit
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Mon, 21 Jul 2003 05:54:16 EDT
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In a message dated 21/07/03 05:03:11 GMT Daylight Time,
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<< A technique from wherever, placed into the hands of Mr. Average beekeeper,
who then can determine a
 positive/ negative response related to the test undertaken, is an advance. >>

As far as I know this tool is not to be placed in the hands of Mr Average UK
beekeeper.  The law stands as it did.  If the beekeeper suspects EFB or AFB he
whistles up the Bee Inspector who will come running and sort things out at no
(direct) charge.  He is the man carrying Vita's kit. I suspect that he will
use it but not rely on it.

Chris

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