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Heat and Varroa
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In a message dated 8/14/99 10:03:24 PM Mountain Daylight Time, Wolfgang
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> The best suited method for their rural area seemed
>  to be the heat treatment.

Yes, many beekeepers in the former USSR are apparently returning to this heat
treatment method after years of treating for Varroa chemically.

Cesar Flores
Colorado USA

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