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Peter,

>>A.m.m. work at temperatures where Italians are still in their 
winter cluster.

How are A.m.m. when it comes to varroa?

What I also would like to know: is anyone keeping A.m.m. in the US??

In my neck of the woods, a lot of people have tried Carnies and 
Russians and seem to go back to Italians.

Thanks,

Waldemar
Long Island, NY

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