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Re: Reducing moisture content in the comb
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> I was unable to find anything in the archives about protecting supers of honey, from SHB,  while reducing moisture.


Up here in northeast Alabama, and after a few years of bringing supers inside for 48 hours for drying, I have yet to have any issues with SHB.

I run the disposable Beetle Blasters in all my hives, one trap per hive body.

I also remove any loose beetles that I may find in the supers when I bring them in.

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