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Allen Dick <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 12 Feb 2002 08:30:44 -0700
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> I've been following Dr Rodriguez's work too.  The answer to some of your
> questions about the methodology, controls, and Tracheal mites may be
> answered in research conducted after 1997. Those reports are dated May and
> December 1999.  The URL that lists all of his posted work is:
> http://www.beesource.com/pov/rodriguez/

Thanks.  That helps.

What I am looking for now is specific recommendations for treatment, giving
doses, frequency of treatment, season, number of treatments, ambient
conditions required, if any, etc.

I would imagine that application must take place at temperatures sufficient
that the bees are not clustered, but when most bees are likely to be home.
It appears that the treatment for 8 or more times in the most recent work.

Has anyone with experience using the technique generated any parameters and
instructions on how to apply this method in non-experimental situations?

allen
http://www.internode.net/honeybee/diary/

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