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Re: Small-cell comb foundation does not impede Varroa
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There have been suggestions and reports that Dee's bees are Africanized allowing them to survive varroa w/o treatments.  My understanding is that just about all the bees in Mexico are Africanized - anybody know if they treat for varroa in Mexico?

Waldemar

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