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Would Formic Acid Treatments Reduce Nosema Spore Counts
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James Plaisted <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 5 May 2008 15:49:12 -0400
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Does anyone have an oppinion on formic acid treatments for nosema ceranae?  Would the formic acid in MiteAway II be enough to reduce and or elimimate nosema ceranae?  I am currently fumagating all the deadouts from one yard with acetic acid, but am wondering what could be done for the remaining hives, other than Fumagilin-B?
 
Jim  
 
http://www.northernqueens.com/
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