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Mite counting and treatment options, beetles, moths and brood disease. Label and extension sources named, never invented here.

Beekeepers in yellow suits using a smoker on beehive in forest setting

Oxalic Acid Vaporizer: Which Unit and What the Label Says

Oxalic acid vaporizers are the piece of varroa equipment most likely to be bought on the strength of a video …

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Mouse Guards: Keeping Rodents Out Over Winter

A mouse in a beehive is not a cartoon problem. It moves in during the first cold snap, chews a …

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Apivar or Formic Pro: How the Labels Differ

Apivar and Formic Pro are the two products a backyard beekeeper is most likely to be pointed at when a …

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