Re: Control Honeybee Mites or Weevils, etc. in Stored Wheat?

Michele Gale-Sinex/CIAS, UW-Madison (mgs@AAE.WISC.EDU)
Fri, 25 Sep 1998 15:28:55 -0500

Yo, all--

Lloyd Kinder asked:

> Does anyone know how to repel or remove mites from honeybees? I
> hear that's what's decimating them. Do you suppose there's
> something that's made them more susceptible to mites in the first
> place? What could that be? Something toxic and artificial?

There was a fairly solid discussion recently (this calendar year, if
my memory isn't completely erased by breathing toxin-laden dust
earlier this week) on SANET of varroa mite in bees. Also, APIS
magazine used to be posted to the group, and I seem to recall a
varroa discussion a couple years ago as well.

Search the SANET archives on the term "varroa."

http://www.sare.org

Last time I did this I got about 75 hits.

Good luck.

peace
misha

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