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They sell it as organic which precludes use of antibiotics in most developed markets.
by throwaway63467 2y ago
They sell it as organic which precludes use of antibiotics in most developed markets.
- Perz1val 2y agoDoes it? Such vaccines are applied after/before season, bees will eat every bit of honey that may've been affected themselves. Then you put in clean frames for new, fresh honey. I don't know if it can be sold as organic, but it is always separated and the honey never touches any vaccines.
- tialaramex 2y agoI notice that some people here say "vaccine" and some say "antibiotic" those are very different, as different as like bicycle versus jet liner. Is it a vaccine or an antibiotic? There are often EU rules against antibiotics in foods because those antibiotics end up inside the humans eating the food which is unnecessary risk (if the humans need antibiotics we'll prescribe them thanks), and sometimes because this is a sign that you're probably not treating whatever it is that's full of antibiotics very well, that's why it needed antibiotics - so stop doing that.
- bregma 2y agoPaenibacillus larvae is a rod-shaped bacterium, so the treatment is an antibiotic. Most people don't understand the difference between vaccines and antibiotics it's all just doctor stuff.
- Perz1val 2y agoThe article itself is inconsistent. I know the difference, but I am not native and I don't know what that bacteria is. I did assume it is an antibacterial vaccine due to: "Most farmers vaccinate their cows for diseases every single year, but it's illegal to vaccinate the hive".