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Bee nutrition – the overarching principle for bee health

In this period of the year, I think about bee nutrition quite often. It’s the time of wild meadows, of […]

Honey bee viruses didn’t seem to be a major issue for a long time. At least, they weren’t in the

Bee research means being outside – at least in my case. For me, it also means travelling a lot. I

Pollinator decline, especially bees, is still getting quite a bit of attention these days. However, an essential point still doesn’t

By Claudia Garrido / 14 February 2020

The finding that engineered bacteria could help against varroa and the Deformed Wing Virus (DWV) made a big buzz. These

By Claudia Garrido / 31 January 2020

The meaning of life, one of my professors at the university said, is to maintain yourself alive and to procreate.

By Claudia Garrido / 17 January 2020

Varroa treatments arrived in crime. In a double sense, just bear with me for a while. In a crime series

“Save the bees!” was a frequent claim already when I started with BeeSafe. In the past years, this demand became

By Claudia Garrido / 25 November 2019

The so-called “Krefeld study” brought insect declines into public attention. After Hallmann and co-workers published their results in late 2017,

By Claudia Garrido / 8 November 2019

The claim to “save the bees” is very strong these days. In principle, this is a good thing. I really