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I assume you are referring to your own posts

Yes it is, probably a factor that there is no.known cure/prevention for varroa mite it is a matter of managing it, whether chemical or natural or combination of, mainly because it is a disease vector, did you mange to.see if those producers had a lesser count, less dws, or you just throw out a...

Will find and post, I found it and another article about it when I googled chemical free varroa treatment, led me to grease patties with esstienal oils link from there took me to the study, titled i think passive chemical free varroa treatment. once again I do not know it does work just...

Thank you will look at that, by the way I am only doing this in one of two of my apries as a control group to.test the hypothesis

Hey all I know is I looked at the study conclusions and methods. Also there was valid hypothesis and support for others that seemed to be qualified. I still check of course, but I do wonder if you made your comment without first looking up any info or just your own knowledge and experience

Some studies show thymol is an effective treatment so thyme which produces thymol, the bees forage I. Thus a passive treatment, I can't explain. Fully but Google passive varroa treatment thyme

Aye the bee which have been here longer than us e olve to face threats it appears they are doing same with varroz which to me is a disease vector not the

Thyme and mint as well

Since thymol comes from thyme I have pla Ted plplanted more thyme in my apiary along with mint which is a passive way of treating