Integrated Varroa Control – not only chemicals
After clarifying last week what the “dependence on chemicals” means when talking about varroa, I’d like to go a step […]
After clarifying last week what the “dependence on chemicals” means when talking about varroa, I’d like to go a step […]
A red queen for bees? Is that the newest development for varroa resistance or the most productive honey bee colonies
The reviewed EFSA guidance on bees is still not endorsed by the member states. However, the direction for risk assessment on bees is clear.
Most beekeepers have colony losses in winter. This is something that happens even to the best beekeepers. Winter, after all,
As a business owner, sometimes you have to take a step back and review what you do. Assess if it’s
The bee season is coming to an end. It was a busy one for me, especially at the end. I’m
Sometimes you have to think big. A recent paper by Parreño and co-authors discusses the links between biodiversity and bee
When it comes to treat bee diseases there’s a huge gap. There are – good and efficient – varroa treatments.
Sustainable agriculture for bees – that’s a claim I hear quite often. Most often it’s followed by “ ban pesticides!”.
A honey bee colony is a superorganism. Something I say very often is: “A colony is more than the sum