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Discover his unique approach to tackling the impending threat of the not so friendly varroa mites as he experiments with brood breaks. This insightful discussion sheds light on the complexities of beekeeping and the need for unity among beekeepers, big and small, as they face an uncertain future.
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Produced and Directed by John deCaux
Executive Producer: Mark deCaux
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Please watch: "Varroa Mites are Here to Stay - NSW is moving to Management"
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@brandonfromm1114
1 year ago
So if we live in a warmer part of Australia where we have brood year round how will we deal with this?
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