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Bill Fernihough <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 5 Feb 1995 15:15:01 -0800
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         Reply to:   RE>Pressure treated Wood
 
I strongly suggest you don't do it.  Your honey will be contaminated and your
bees will be affected.
 
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Date: 2/5/95 14:26
To: Bill Fernihough
From: Discussion oB Biology
>I am planning to build my own hive bodies from scratch.  Can a
>hive body be constructed with pressure-treated wood?  Would
>this type of wood have an adverse effect on a colony or, if used
>as a super, any honey stored within it?
 
>Thanks for the help...
 
>>--
>>Kevin R. Palm
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          From the "Consumer Information & Handling Guide
              for OSMOSE Pressure Treated Wood".
 
       "DO NOT USE TREATED WOOD FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THOSE PORTIONS
        OF BEEHIVES WHICH MAY COME INTO CONTACT WITH THE HONEY."
         FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL 1-800 522 WOOD
 
~p

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