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
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Register hereCEO 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
Varroa Extension and Engagement The Tasmanian Junior Beekeepers know how important it is to learn new skills and improve hive health, when it comes to beekeeping. At their September session… Read More
The quest for a national pollination strategy for Australia has taken a significant step forward with the announcement of a $1 million grant from The Ian Potter Foundation. The grant… Read More
30 July 2024 Business Continuity, Planning and Preparedness Hosted by AHBIC including presentations to share the work being done under the National Transition to Management for Varroa. Including: Nikki… Read More
Chair Report September 2024 While most beekeepers are busy with spring build up, honey production and providing pollination services AHBIC continues to work behind the scenes. AHBIC recently held an… Read More
CEO report September 2024 Spring has sprung, with what is for many around the country a very dry start to the season. Beekeepers are generally report limited prospects across most… Read More
In October 2024 Macquarie University begins a five-year project led by Dr Théotime Colin to discover the best methods to manage the varroa mite in Australia. The project is possible… Read More
Now that the AGM/Conference season for state associations is over the AHBIC team are busy working on T2m and ensuring that our biosecurity programs remain funded and operational. A members… Read More
CEO report August 2024 July and August marks the start of the new season with many beekeepers very busy with bees being delivered to pollination jobs across the country. Few… Read More