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> BeeWeaver was the first commercial beekeeper to stop treating hives with 
> chemicals to control varroa mites.

Have you personally tested the bees Peter for varroa tolerance ?

I have.

I also have knowledge of their operation through a foreman.

trailer loads of their bees have came to my area after those claims were 
made.

enough said.

bob

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