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Requeening Reconsidered

21 June 2024

Article written by Phil Godman, Biosecurity Tasmania Of all the factors affecting the productivity and behaviour of a beehive, none is more significant than the queen bee herself. A vigorous,… Read More

National Transition to Management: Webinar 2
30 May 2024

28 May 2024 Hosted by AHBIC including presentations to share the work being done under the National Transition to Management for Varroa. Including: Overview of the current activities from Tamara… Read More

National Transition to Management: Webinar 1
3 May 2024

30 April 2024 Hosted by AHBIC including presentations to share the work being done under the National Transition to Management for Varroa. Including: Overview of the current activities from Tamara… Read More

Apimondia Newsletter April 2024
29 April 2024

World Bee Day World Bee Day is observed on 20 May each year to draw attention to the essential role bees and other pollinators play in keeping people and the… Read More

Chair Report – April 2024
29 April 2024

The Transition to Management (T2M) rollout is under way.  NSW DPI have completed the first ‘Train the Trainers’ event in NSW and I attended one of the NSW Varroa Management… Read More

CEO Update April 2024
29 April 2024

I have been lucky enough to have a couple of weeks break in April to reset and recharge.  Thanks to Bianca, Stephen and Jon for covering whilst I was away. … Read More

AHBIC Industry Update 59 – T2M May 2024
3 May 2024

Victorian Border Movements Under Permit Movements of varroa free honey bee hives have received a pathway forward with Agriculture Victoria providing entry pathways under permit for varroa free hives. We… Read More

AHBIC Industry Update 58 – T2M April 2024
15 April 2024

National Program Report April 2024 Publicly available summary of the National Transition to Management Plan can be viewed on the AHBIC website: National Varroa Mite Response Plan V4 Detailed Summary… Read More