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Caron............................................................................................665 Letters to the E d ito r...................... 625 • Managed Pollinator CAP Coordinated Agricultural Project— Breeding Bees for Resistance to Parasites and Diseases Greg J. Hunt..................................................................................................667 New snotes............. 627 • The Primer Pheromones— Reproduction and Survival—Part IV U.S. Honey Crops Randy Oliver..................................................................................................671 T 1 and Markets...........633 • A Test of Using Synthetic Pheromones to Initiate Midwinter t i Broodrearing c d Classified Randy Oliver..................................................................................................677 Advertising ............. 697 • A Legacy Blossoms in Vacaville (U Thomas M. S tockw ell.................................................................................679 Advertising • Beekeeping Along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos Q Index........................ 700 Stephen Petersen....................................................................................... 685 Columns Honey Bee Biology The Traveling Beekeeper Wyatt A. Mangum 641 Larry Connor.............. 661 The Classroom The Other Side of Beekeeping Jerry Hayes........ 651 George S. Ayers.................. 691 July Cover Picture The American Bee Journal ISSN 0002-7626 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL (ISSN 002-7626) at moderate prices by writing to National Archive Pub­ is published m onthly at Am erican B ee Journal, 51 S. 2nd lishing Co., 300 N. Zeeb Road, P.O. Box 998, Ann Arbor, Dr. Zachary Huang of Michigan State University Street, Hamilton, IL 62341. Periodicals Postage Paid at Michigan 48106. 1-800-420-6272. ©Copyright Dadant Hamilton, IL and at additional mailing offices. 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