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Adrian writes:
I believe that is the first record of AHB in Arizona.
Reply:
Yes and this was in Tucson, and an isolated case and the
main question was like in other places with one finding,
why were they not found in the beekeeping areas between
Tucson and the Border, so possibly it was an isolated one
brought in manually, but from where? Think this happened in
Calif too years prior to actual? besides other border
states...Also, SC was already in usage sizing bees down
with project going on at local lab also.So technically
where were the bees from and also Id. These were questions
back then.......we all talked about.
Respectfuly submitted,
Dee A. Lusby
Small Cell Commercial Beekeeping
Moyza, Arizona
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/organicbeekeeping/
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