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Re: Imidacloprid - The plot Thickens
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> And how are Hackenburg's bees now? Healthy since he started using Amitraz.
> The strips are there, and the crystals are on the strips.


Is Amitraz registered for beekeeping? Just curious.

Also, as it relates to all those pesticides found in colonies, as I recall,
the highest concentration in the hives were those introduced by the
beekeepers.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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