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There's a few of those about!
There's a few of those about!
Their power comes into its own if they suspect that your bees may have a notifiable desease. Just like any other creature that is known to carry such desease. Up until that point you hold the power, after that point you lose!!!!
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Millet
At my last BI inspection (Post AFB) the Inspector asked my permission # to take a sample of honey which was sent to labs and tested for illegal substances . It can back clean of whatever they tested for.
# I believe it is not compulsory but was innocent of wrongdoing so did not worry.
Just out of interest how would anyone know if you where using Api-Bioxal or Oxalic Acid Dihydrate with those type of tests..
By your veterinary medicine card - which each hive should have and should have the serial number of every treatment covered by legislation noted.
No not by paper work but by testing the honey, how would they know what you used.. i best not mention the worm and flea treatments i order from Thailand and Jamaica.. oop's
No not by paper work but by testing the honey, how would they know what you used.. i best not mention the worm and flea treatments i order from Thailand and Jamaica.. oop's
Pretty far - I was surprised, someone once quoted a paragraph of the bee act to me and my first thought was 'why quote CEMA to me - I think I know well enough what those powers are!'. If it's a BI doing a visit on behalf of the VMD ( as I believe they do) , they have a statutory right of inspection - how far it extends to I do not know.
I hope i am not being horrible to anyone but this is pure nonsense, i have used vet approved varroa treatment from ebay before today and i never received any any paper work for numbers of any kind, it's a load of *****.You must by law have a list of used treatments and batch numbers of medicines used. They might suspect you also if they inspect or just look at your place where you store equipment and see a 12V battery or a wand or other item of equipment used normally for OA. If it's a BI doing a visit on behalf of the VMD ( as I believe they do) , they have a statutory right of inspection - how far it extends to I do not know..BIs have the right to inspect without warning.
If they test honey, and you have not treated with supers on or recently, OA levels should appear normal. But in MY Case, the BI removed a honey sample from the broodnest.
I hope i am not being horrible to anyone but this is pure nonsense, i have used vet approved varroa treatment from ebay before today and i never received any any paper work for numbers of any kind, it's a load of *****.
It's on the packet!!
And as for pure nonsense and sh!te - you uttered it!
Non of which applies if you go treatment free.
Hey wobbly Head don't kick me off or take the piss,, who on gods Earth reads the packet of every batch they receive and record the numbers in there little book, more cack again.
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