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What are the rules for harvesting honey from a hive that was treated with terramyacin with the honey super on?
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IF you follow the directions when applying it you can use the honey.
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Because, if he had he wouldn't have used TM while honey supers were on, right honeyman?
Whose rules are being asked about? Federal or State Law? Or what? Or are you asking how bad or how much exposure to TM would there be if you harvested ther honey?
When did you apply the TM? How did you apply the TM? Where did you apply it? What amount did you apply? What ratio of TM to powdered sugar did you use? Did you use powdered sugar?
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If you are going to search for information on this antibiotic, make sure to spell it correctly --> terramycin.
For instance, here is a link to a PDF document describing the proper use of this antibiotic.
For instance, here is a link to a PDF document describing the proper use of this antibiotic.
Reality is the bees move things around all the time. So if you feed TM it will be in you honey even if you didn't have the supers on... but the rule is you don't have supers on when you feed it so that you can pretend that doesn't happen...
Terramyicn breaks down MUCH faster than Tylosin... I don't know how soon it's undetectable, but undetectable has gotten much smaller in recent years...
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Thanks for all of the info on TERRAMYCIN. The replies were interesting but I am still unsure so I guess I won't use the supers except for bee food. I just wonder how honey could be tested.
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I'm thinkin' (hoping?) that she can find someone closer than Germany....although one does occasionally wonder about those Texans
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Wow! It looks like there'd be something closer...doesn't it?
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