Oxalic Acid Dihydrate beekeeping smoker

Oxalic Acid Dihydrate beekeeping smokerOxalic acid 99. 6% is used for the control of Varroa mites in honey bee colonies. Apply in late fall to early spring when monitoring indicates treatment is necessary. Do not use when brood is present 1 kg treats approximately 500 colonies Always wear impenetrable gloves when handling any form of oxalic acid. Protective clothing should be worn to prevent contact with skin. Full face piece respirator with cartridge suitable for Organic acids must be

when used as directed

Oxalic acid dihydrate is a contact acaricide that is lethal to Varroa mites on physical contact with them

Where: former Upper Stewiake United Church

A solid start for a thriving hive

Essential for overwintering

Dadant smokers are known as the best on the market

Protect pail by placing and empty super over it

These squeezable containers will hold 1 kg of honey

The device turns off at 15

or other characteristics of honey

Simple application directly into the hive

healthy bees bred for the Maritime’s climate — no imports