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AHBIC Industry Update 61 – T2M 5th July 2024
5 July 2024Varroa Mite Management Workshops AHBIC encourages beekeepers to make some time to attend a National Varroa Mite Management Program workshop near you. https://ticketing.humanitix.com/tours/varroa-management-training As several new contracted trainers are now… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 60 – T2M 30th May 2024
30 May 2024Varroa Mite Management Workshops The National T2M will be hosting two separate train the trainer events to develop the capacity of contracted trainers to deliver varroa management education. In the… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 59 – T2M May 2024
3 May 2024Victorian 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 2024National 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
AHBIC Industry Update 57 – T2M March 2024
28 March 2024The National Varroa Mite Management Program have sought endorsement from the CCEPP and NMG to be able to now share a publicly available summary of the National Transition to Management… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 3- Varroa jacobsoni Port of Brisbane
12 March 2024Apis cerana Nest Located As of 12th March 2024, Biosecurity Queensland have confirmed a single nest of Asian Honey Bee; Apis cerana has been located within the Port of Brisbane.… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 54 – 590 days of response
2 February 2024Control Order NSW The new Control Order 2024 has gone live, effective from 1st February 2024. Disappointingly neither AHBIC nor NSWAA was afforded the opportunity to provide feedback on the control… Read More
AHBIC Industry Update 2- Varroa jacobsoni Port of Brisbane
6 March 2024Apis cerana Presence Confirmed As of 5th March 2024, Biosecurity Queensland have confirmed the presence of the Asian Honey Bee; Apis cerana and multiple European honey bee nests within the… Read More