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Re: Is there a concise definition of "regressed bees"?
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I know folks will say formic acid kills varroa mites in capped cells [it the temp is right] but, say, anyone know where we stand with varroa-killing fungi at the present?

Waldemar

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Heard mention of the fungus last year at Alabama's spring state meeting but have not heard anything else about it since.  The advocate mentioned that the company developing the fungus was hopeful of national distribution this fall.  Ain't heard nothin' 'bout it since.



Mike in Alabama



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