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  1. Pests and Diseases
    While we all hope to never need this information, it can happen. I opened it up to determine whether wax I melted down from my combs in 2013 when EFB hit my hives (via a bait hive using comb from a dead wild hive which apparently had germs...) anyway, I melted all my wax, harvested all honey...
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  2. Pests and Diseases
    I would do an inspection, look for different stages of brood, and send some dead bees or dead larva off to the bee lab in Beltsville, MD. https://www.ars.usda.gov/northeast-...search-laboratory/docs/how-to-submit-samples/ I am not posting the address here as sample and shipping instructions are...
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