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Re BULL ANTS
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"George W.D. Fielder" <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 6 Jan 1997 09:37:00 EST
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Chris Allen wrote
 
>I know a beekeeper that uses his own special mix to put on the legs.  It is
>a greasy gelle that uses some sort of ant repellent/poison.  I will try to
>tack it down.
 
Sounds like Tanglefoot or Tree Tanglefoot.  This is s non-drying 'natural'
gum.  It is not a pesticide.  It is more a physical barrier rather than a
repellent.  It is used to prevent ants and other insects form crawling up
fruit trees.  In this case a 1" wide strip around the frame members will
work provided it is applied in such a way as to block ALL possible ant
routes.   It is available at Horticultural supply stores especially those
carrying Organic controls.
 
.......... george

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