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<blockquote data-quote="nikki watts" data-source="post: 1806" data-attributes="member: 53"><p>So far the AP2 hasn’t found any more, not even in the hives on the same pallet as the infected one. (a massive relief !!) I think the infection has most likely has come from gear put on the hive in summer. A box had been held on the site from a dead out (with the brood frames autopsied and then taken to the shed for melting down)</p><p>In our shed is a pallet with all the boxes removed from that site. They took a sample of wax from those boxes and will see if there are spores present in which case we’ll be ordered to burn all the boxes. I’ve also been asked to burn the other hives from the infected pallet.</p><p>We also need to consider what we do with all the frames stored in the shed for scraping down and rewaxing. the one’s removed from the site won’t be too hard to locate, they were full depth and everything else is 3/4.</p><p></p><p>heres my more modest pyre.</p><p>[ATTACH]233[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nikki watts, post: 1806, member: 53"] So far the AP2 hasn’t found any more, not even in the hives on the same pallet as the infected one. (a massive relief !!) I think the infection has most likely has come from gear put on the hive in summer. A box had been held on the site from a dead out (with the brood frames autopsied and then taken to the shed for melting down) In our shed is a pallet with all the boxes removed from that site. They took a sample of wax from those boxes and will see if there are spores present in which case we’ll be ordered to burn all the boxes. I’ve also been asked to burn the other hives from the infected pallet. We also need to consider what we do with all the frames stored in the shed for scraping down and rewaxing. the one’s removed from the site won’t be too hard to locate, they were full depth and everything else is 3/4. heres my more modest pyre. [ATTACH]233[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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