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Re: Varroa thresholds
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In a message dated 23/06/03 05:04:07 GMT Daylight Time,
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<< simple rule of thumb for what I would call an "action" threshold.

 When doing a 24 hour mite drop count (with varroa screen/sticky board), =
 is there any consensus on what count should prompt treatment? >>

Look on the BBKA website.  That gives guidance for UK conditions.  No doubt
your own local conditions will vary from this,  but it's a start and may
suffice as a rough and ready rule until you can refine it.

Chris

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