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Varroa Treatment Availability The NSW DPI has created an emergency use permit (PER94055) for Formic Pro, Bayvarol and Apistan that has approved suppliers identified on the permit. This means that… Read More
NSW Beekeepers Alcohol Washing Alcohol washing hives to check for mites is regulated and should at the very least be completed and reported every 16 weeks as per the Emergency… Read More
Varroa Eradication Deemed No Longer Feasible On the 19th September the National Management Group (NMG) met to discuss the recommendation of the Consultative Committee for Emergency Plant Pests (CCEPP). The… Read More
Varroa Response Update NEW SOUTH WALES Current infected premises are 277 across the state of NSW. Since AHBIC’s last Industry Update, here have been several additional detections confirmed by NSW… Read More
Varroa Response Update Hives on Almonds in NEW SOUTH WALES There were many beekeepers waiting on further instruction regarding their hives within Euroley, Nericon, Euston and Balranald RED zones. AHBIC… Read More
Varroa Response Update ALMOND POLLINATION Hives in NEW SOUTH WALES This information is specific to the 4 PURPLE emergency zones in the southern NSW regions of Euston, Euroley, Nericon and… Read More
Varroa Response Update NEW SOUTH WALES A new IP has been confirmed in hives traced from the Kempsey cluster to almond orchard in Balranald, west of the Euston detection in… Read More
Varroa Response Update This information is current as at 6:30pm Friday 25th August 2023. NEW SOUTH WALES The current infected premises is sitting at 221. A new IP has been… Read More
Varroa Response Update This information is current as at 8:30pm Thursday 24th August 2023. It is unfortunate to report that of the traces out of Kempsey, two infected premises have… Read More
Varroa Response Update There are now 212 confirmed infected premises. The two new increases are due to DPI surveillance activities focusing on the Kempsey cluster. One case in Euroka is… Read More
