WebbHops Beta Acids are derived from the hops plant (HopGuard 3®). Treated cardboard strips are placed over frames, and phoretic mites are killed as bees contact the material. Once strips have dried, bees will chew up and begin to remove them. Treatment should be repeated after two weeks. WebbWe’re legally stuck with only two treatments approved for use when honey supers are on the hive. Both of those treatments — Hopguard and formic acid — require heavy lifting if …

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Webbwas only one trial run so far with screen bottom boards open, by Randy Oliver (www.scientificbeekeep-ing.com). He published the results in the February 2011 issue of American Bee Journal. There was a 4 to 5 % reduction in efficacy over a solid bottom board, however, both open screen and solid bottom boards saw over 90% drop in mite … WebbVarroa Mite Treatments – Hopguard® II revisite OXALIC ACID Oxalic Acid for Varroa Control – Randy Oliver, 2016 Oxalic Acid Approved for Varroa Mites How to Apply Oxalic Acid Dribble Oxalic Acid Trickling Application Video … WebbFull treatment: 2 pads on top bar of single box or between 2 brood box, full width of hive body. 1/2 treatment: 1 pad every 2-6 weeks. Evaporation. 50-85°F. Caution with temperature >85°F-90°F – brood and queen loss reported. 7 treatment days hive entrance must be fully open. Cluster covering a minimum of 6 frames. method redeclared