Anyone know where to find EPA laws printed online regarding Oxalic acid and varroa? I searched EPA with no luck.
Anyone know where to find EPA laws printed online regarding Oxalic acid and varroa? I searched EPA with no luck.
here is one discussion, it has or point to another discussion that gives a red label for oxalic for use as a bathroom cleaner, so it has a label and varroa isn't listed.
http://www.beesource.com/forums/show...lic-Acid/page2
mike syracuse ny
I went to bed mean, and woke up meaner. Marshal Dillon
There probably aren't any. It isn't regulated as a miticide, as far as I know. It isn't approved. It isn't illegal, afaik. It, OA, occurs naturally in honey, at low levels. It is present in many vegetables, naturally.
Rhubarb has a high OA content. Some of my friends have joked that we should harvest rhubarb and throw a leaf beyween the brood boxes.
Mark Berninghausen
www.uucantonny.org, "Support Our Troops"
I see...
I've heard that it is available in Home Depot as a "wood bleach". So if you want to bleach the frames in your hive, and there just happen to be bees present, just make sure you're thinking the right thoughts. "I'm only bleaching the frames, I'm only bleaching the frames". You have to make sure the dosage is right though.
mike syracuse ny
I went to bed mean, and woke up meaner. Marshal Dillon
Here is a link to the Canadian supplier and the recommended administration methods.
http://medivetpharmaceuticals.webs.c...licacid996.htm
I thought the Adee's got caught useing Taktic. Oxalic is used all over the world just not here.
http://www.beesource.com/forums/show...ee-Honey-Farms
I forget what the fine was... probably says in that thread somewhere, but it was well over 10 K.
If you regularly send samples to the USDA Bee lab as I do. Do NOT use OA in your hives![]()
My understanding is they were using both.
Cam Bishop
www.circle7honeyandpollination.com
They were soaking towels which was clear evidence...
If OA is naturally occurring within the hive, can one use it while the supers are still on?
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