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Mite Drop: How Oxalic Acid Takes Out Varroa Mites in 36 Hours

Mite Drop: How Oxalic Acid Takes Out Varroa Mites in 36 Hours

Written by : Ray Hewitt

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Ray takes a close and thorough look at the bottom board of his beehive 36 hours after he performed an OA mite treatment, which is a crucial step in maintaining the health of his bee colony. As he inspects the area, he discovers quite a few nasty varroa mites present, which are known to be harmful parasites that can threaten the well-being of bees. This finding raises important concerns about the effectiveness of the treatment and what it might mean for the future of the hive. Ray shares his thoughts and observations during this inspection, discussing the implications of the presence of these varroa mites and what steps he might take next to ensure the health and safety of his bees going forward. This video is not only informative but also serves as a valuable reminder of the ongoing battle beekeepers face against these persistent pests.

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