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Hello fellow beekeepers and Bee-L'ers.
It is disappointing, at best, to read that North American beekeepers
continue to ignore research with FGMO and reports posted on the
web. Contrary to North American experience, Spanish beekeepers
who use FGMO are experiencing tracheal mite free hives. Anyone
having any doubts should write to Mr. Elias Gonzalez, for one,
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who several years ago stated on Bee-L "I have never seen cleaner
trachea since I have been using FGMO", or words to that effect.
The mechanism of action is rather simple (and very accurate),
FGMO in fog form penetrates the trachea where the mites are and
kills them in situ. Since FGMO fog is aprx. 15 microns in size,
honey bees can breath FGMO without harm.
Best regards.
Dr. Rodriguez
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