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I thought I read here that someone had devised a "system" that all but eradicated wax moths in a bee yard. Like most berks I'll have a dead out, once in a while, where wax moths make a mess of the comb. My main issue is comb that I leave in a deep that been removed from a double, and sometimes, triple, deep hive. Sometimes I'll notice a hive that's swarmed or, for some other reason, isn't populated enough to cover the comb. I'll condense the hive and place the removed deep somewhere and neglect it for a few days and there will be wax moths starting big time.
Does anyone recall reading a post about taking control of the general population in the yard and not just the I inside the hive?
Thanks
Does anyone recall reading a post about taking control of the general population in the yard and not just the I inside the hive?
Thanks