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According to my colony notes, within 72 hours of the farmer spraying fields next to my hive, my apiary had a rapid and almost total brood die out. The larvae didn’t die immediately- they got symptoms that looked like EFB but the nutritional circumstances and colony sizes didn’t match typical EFB cases. They were packed out with fresh food. The bee inspector was as confused as I was. The farmer claimed “it’s just herbicide, we never spray pesticides.”

Edit: the symptoms first appeared at the 72 hour mark and within a week most of the colonies experienced brood stress and death.