Honey Bee Diseases Guide
Welsh Beekeepers’ Association - Honey Bee Diseases
Diagnosing and Treating Nosema Disease
Eric C. Mussen, Extension Apiculturist, UC Davis – 3/11/11
Inspector’s Corner – Tips on Feeding
I have been getting a lot of questions on feeding the last few weeks, so I thought I would just tell you how I approach the issue. First of all, why are we feeding? Primarily, we feed to keep the colonies alive till they can get themselves right with natural sourcing...
Varroa Guide
Véto-pharma Varroa Guide
Inspector’s Corner – Nosema
Based on what I have been seeing in the past few weeks of peeking in and checking for signs of life and food stores both in my own apiaries and in many others, I am seeing the signs of nosema ceranae in about 25% of the dead outs. This supports the recent findings...
Bees take longer to learn floral odors polluted by vehicle fumes
Roadside pollution interferes with basics of foraging for nectar Source - https://www.sciencenews.org/article/bees-take-longer-learn-floral-odors-polluted-vehicle-fumes TRICKY SCENTS Honeybees usually learn floral scents quickly, but it’s harder for them when the...
Humans are to blame for wiping out honeybees: Trading colonies infected with viruses and mites ‘is creating an epidemic’
• The Deformed wing virus (DWV) is a global virus that kills off bees • Varroa mites carrying this disease are spread due to trade of bee colonies • While worldwide trade of European honeybees carrying infected Varroa mites has turned the pandemic into a global...