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> Control varroa, the virus issue is a non-issue, just like it was in the golden age of beekeeping, before tracheal or varroa mites.
>There will always be the unresolved debate of whether the Isle of Wight problem was caused by viruses (Bailey's view) or by tracheal mites (Brother Adam's view).
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Wight problem should have described symptoms. And so distinguish what it really was. If not, it's just a publicity stunt and a nice true story to better sell the queens. Which is a common interactive phenomenon anywhere. And the truth about the deaths of entire courts is more than fairy tales, not only from Brother Adam.
As for saying Amen for mite control, I disagree. It's illogical. We have information that, thanks to film footage, shows a big problem with eating imag mites after running out. These proteins, which are definitely infected by viruses from a worker with wing deformation, are a point of increased infection pressure in brood feeder workers and the close circle of queen workers. My opinion on this is that it is necessary to slurp and disgust these potential proteins under the brood lid of the honeycomb, which is several ways to do so.
So it is common that after several times of sublimation control with only OA, the death of the beehive usually occurs. Why? My attempt at an explanation is above.
Gustav Palan
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