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Bob Harrison said - We got a 100% introduction with the original bees we brought back from
Georgia and  found the bee to be more varroa tolerant that the Russian bee.
The Gold line bee is easier to introduce than the Russian

Bob, did you use the push-in cage over emerging brood method with the Gold Line or some other method?

John Cunningham
Central Indiana

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