> From: "Kerry Clark 784-2225 fax (604) 784 2299" <[log in to unmask]> > I'd like us to consider a concise, broadly applicable strategy to live > with parasitic mites of honey bees. There is a lot of information > available, and we're a lot better equipped now than a few years ago, but > still there appears to be a lack of consensus about basic things such as > treatment or damage thresholds, or spring cf. fall treatment. I haven't heard any talk of this yet...but do the *mites* have a preditor or parasite that could be used against them? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dave D. Cawley | The information on the Internet is only University Of Scranton | interesting to people who are interested Scranton, Pennsylvania | in it. [log in to unmask] | -Scranton Tomorrow Spokeswoman [log in to unmask] | refusing invitation to Internet Cafe's opening ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~