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Re: OA and exposed brood
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Sat, 8 Jan 2005 12:45:55 -0600
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Dr. Rodriguez said:
The same observation applies to adult bees, drones and
queens: no adverse effects at all as long as FGMO is applied in the
format described consecutively in the protocol that I have developed.

Reports have been coming in of beekeepers fogging sheep dip into the hive
using your method. What would your opinion be of fogging fluvalinate into
the hive? Am I being unrealistic to be shocked by the method?

Bob

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