AHBIC Chair Report August 2026
24 August 2026Seasonal Outlook With spring just around the corner and pollination season well underway, its go time for beekeepers. My understanding is that most of the county has received decent rainfall… Read More
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Register hereSeasonal Outlook With spring just around the corner and pollination season well underway, its go time for beekeepers. My understanding is that most of the county has received decent rainfall… Read More
2026 – 2031 The AgriFutures Honey Bee & Pollination Program invests in research, development and extension (RD&E) that improves the productivity, sustainability and profitability of the Australian beekeeping industry and… Read More
Spring build-up…or hidden trouble? Article by Shannon Holt, Bee Biosecurity Officer DPIRD WA Spring is one of the busiest times in the apiary. Colonies are expanding rapidly, brood nests are growing and management activities are… Read More
CEO Report July 2026 Over the last couple of months, AHBIC has been attending the state conferences, culminating in Tasmania followed by the AHBIC AGM. All state conferences have been… Read More
Australia’s beekeeping industry plays a vital role in agriculture, food production and regional communities. Many beekeepers are currently facing ongoing challenges, including the impact of varroa mite, rising operational costs, biosecurity concerns and seasonal pressures. … Read More
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CEO Report May 2026 Over the last month AHBIC has been consumed by the miticide resistance issue and the impacts that are being felt on the ground. We have been… Read More
The current threats to the Australian beekeeping industry mean that it has never been more important to protect and promote our industry to ensure our long-term economic viability. Back in… Read More