Fumigilin B Every hive. Healthy bee are normally able to deal with Nosema. It is present to a degree in many hives. Only when the overall health of the bees declines does it become a problem. Along with treatment for Nosema, look for stressors that may have weakened the hives. Excessive moisture, Mite or SHB loads. ( I know a little early for the later at your latitude) But something in in the mix for the preponderance of the yard to be struggling with it.
Nosema
What is the best way to deal with a yard that has a serious Nosema problem? (confirmed by lab test - average is something like 2.4 million spores per bee, "flavor" of Nosmea not determined) This was a good honey producing yard last year.
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