Talking about bee science – a special “mission”
I’ve been talking about bee science since I began my PhD. Actually, I financed it partly with talks and articles. […]
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Travelling for bee health – talks and meetings
Travelling for bee health may seem a bit strange. But exchanging experienes and learning new things in the end lead to better results.
Bee Thoughts
Realistic risk assessment on bees – field studies
Realistic risk assessment on bees – that’s a large claim. But the reviewed bee guidance from EFSA definitely is more realistic than before.
Miscellaneous
EFSA guidance on bees – waiting for approval
The reviewed EFSA guidance on bees is still not endorsed by the member states. However, the direction for risk assessment on bees is clear.
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Registration of varroa treatments – the basics for the EU
Registration of varroa treatments can generate some misunderstandings. However, the process is clearly outlined in the EU.
Bee Series
Varroa resistance breeding – a solution?
Varroa resistance breeding is often handled like the “solution” against the mite. Why I think this is wrong and even dangerous.
Bee Series
Varroa reinfestation – the third “R” concerning treatments
Varroa reinfestation is a risk that has to be considered when treating against the parasite. Coordination and good practices help.
Bee Series
Resistance against varroa treatments – how to keep them working
Resistance against varroa treatments is something to avoid to keep colonies healthy. Here’s how resistance forms and how to avoid it.
Bee Series
Residues – how to avoid alterations of product quality
Bee health and product quality are closely linked. Especially, since varroa needs regular treatments. Managed honey bees are a food
Bee Series
Varroa treatment rules – how to make sure it works
You may be wondering “Varroa treatment rules? Wasn’t it enough to study the compounds?”. Well… yes and no. This is