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I think the information on oils for mites is just too new for
legitimate comments. I have put wintergreen in my syrup
feeders this fall. I'll let you all know in the spring...
It's too big a problem to ignore though.
Gerry Visel
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>I have a bit of a question about the text at this site:
>Specifically, the authors mention that wintergreen,
>spearmint, and peppermint oils have proven successful, that
>spearmint patties were propolized, but not wintergreen,
>teatree, or patchouli oils.
>Curiously, I didn't hear much from folks since the original
>posting here. Does this mean that everyone is quietly going
>out and buying the oils and seeing what will happen? Or is
>this a new idea with promising preliminary results?
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>Just curious-
>Phil Wood
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>> Brian R Tucker wrote:
>> > > Could someone please repost the use of Essential Oils
>>for the use of mite > controll. That is how much in sugar
>>water or if used in grease patties how > much in there.
>>And what type of oil is best (Spearmint,Wintergreen ect..)
>>> Thanks
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>> The info is at this site:
>> http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/varroa.htm
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>> -Barry
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>> --
>> Barry Birkey
>> West Chicago, Illinois USA
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>> http://www.birkey.com
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