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CCD Solutions
The beekeeping industry is in crisis looking for an answer to the cause of CCD. The current problem in a long string of industry challenges.
Instead of constantly having to duck the next blow, is there a way beekeepers get out of this awful cycle and build sustainable beekeeping? The simple answer is YES!
I have worked one on one with commercial beekeepers throughout North America, helping them find a new direction.
That of SUSTAINABLE chemical free beekeeping.
Mite-Away II (the product manufactured by the company I work for) uses formic acid, an organic acid found in nature, to kill varroa and tracheal mites. As well formic acid has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral, and anti-septic properties that help to cleanse the honeybee colony and improve the overall health of the colony. Formic acid leaves no harmful residues and and does not contaminate the colony in any way.
Every third bite of food you take is produced thanks to pollination by honeybees. Sustainable beekeeping is possible and beekeepers cannot only survive, but thrive.
As a company, we're trying to help find a solution to CCD with a new attitude and a new way of thinking.
If you need any further information please feel free to contact me at Steven(put an at sign here)Haylestrom.com I would be happy to answer any questions or check us out at www.MiteAway.com
Thanks,
Steven Haylestrom
NOD Apiary Products
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