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Re: Autumn Invasion of Varroa
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Cusick Farms <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 17 Apr 2014 11:12:02 -0400
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<Thanks Randy and bill.. great info...  My wondering  is based on if we may
be missing something we can use against them (the mites)>

They are working on it I believe, not sure it's something I would use in my
hives, but I read an article somewhere (bee journal?) working on entrance
reducers laced with varroacides to kill mites on entering bees.  I looked
for an article covering it, but couldn't find it since I can't remember
what they called the thing.

If you could find a pheromone signal though it might be a way to create a
"trap" like they use for beetles.

Jeremy
West Michigan

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