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Trial of HoneySuperCell small cell combs
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Hi All,

I have just posted preliminary results of my trial of HoneySuperCell small
cell combs to my website.  Look for it under "Varroa Management"  at
www.scientificbeekeeping.com.

Of interest to me is that apparent lower mite level in the treatment group
is contrary to data by others who have tested beeswax small cell
foundation.  So I don't know if the apparent effect is due to the small cell
size, or to some other factor of the plastic combs.

Randy Oliver

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