CEO Update November 2024
22 November 2024CEO Report November 2024 November has been a busy month for the team with work continuing on the T2M, imported honey, National surveillance program and varroa treatment options consuming much… Read More
CEO Update November 2024
Activity from the VDO in the Northern Territory!
22 November 2024Varroa Extension and Engagement in the NT! In October 2024, NT VDO Karlee Foster travelled to Broome, Derby and Kununurra offering hive demonstrations to local hobbyist and commercial beekeepers focusing… Read More
2025 AgriFutures Learning and Development Opportunities
22 November 2024AgriFutures Sponsorship Opportunities for Levied and Emerging Industries AgriFutures Australia is committed to fostering innovation in agriculture by helping our levy payers and the broader agricultural workforce by investing in… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 65 – T2M 17 December 2024
17 December 2024Transition to Management AHBIC’s Deliverables under T2M: Code of Practice & Biosecurity Manual All state peak bodies and jurisdictions have to date received two drafts of the proposed changes to… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 64 – T2M 25 November 2024
25 November 2024ApiBioxal Emergency Use Permit Approved The Australian Veterinary Pesticides and Medicines Authority (APVMA) has approved an emergency use permit for ApiBioxal, for both dribbling and fogging/vaporisation methods. This is the… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 63 – T2M 1 November 2024
1 November 20242nd Varroa Mite Detection Confirmed in Victoria Agriculture Victoria has confirmed a second detection of Varroa mite at Hattah, Victoria. The infested hives were reported by a beekeeper. Agriculture… Read More
CEO Update October 2024
22 October 2024CEO Report October 2024 September and October have been productive months in AHBIC, with a lot of ‘behind the scenes’ work happening. In this update I will focus on sharing… Read More
Swarms and How to Treat them for Varroa Mites.
22 October 2024Article By: Rod Bourke, Bee Biosecurity Officer NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development As spring arrives most areas have been seeing swarming bees. Some of the earliest… Read More