Hopguard 3 is not an effective mite treatment

Started by csull72, October 11, 2021, 04:13:19 PM

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csull72

I work in the brewing industry and I wanted to like hopguard, but after two seasons of trying to make it work with this treatment, I can safely say it is an ineffective treatment for mites. No matter how I used it-treatments back to back or the label recommendations, it did not bring mite levels down to an acceptable level. Please don?t waste your time or money on this product, it is irresponsible for Mann Lake to offer this.


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Ben Framed

csull72 I for one am always interested in hearing the results of folks experiments. Thank you for posting about yours. Have you tried other natural treatments; or any other way of treating for that matter?

Thanks,

Phillip

csull72

Apivar has worked great for me, but having to remove homey supers was a pain, formic workedwell too, but did result in occasional queen loss


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Michael Bush

Apistan and Checkmite haven't worked since about 2000 or 2001 but they still keep selling it..
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csull72

Quote from: Michael Bush on October 12, 2021, 08:04:32 PM
Apistan and Checkmite haven't worked since about 2000 or 2001 but they still keep selling it..
A fool and their money...


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Beeboy01

Checkmite works on small hive beetles as a last resort but there are better ways to deal with them.