The Varroa Mite
Varroa mites feed off bees’ fat body tissues and not bee blood. Check out Samuel Ramsey’s research here: https://youtu.be/Fyfyj-2O47Q
TOOLS FOR VARROA MANAGEMENT GUIDE
The Honey Bee Health Coalition offers a guide for managing Varroa.
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@andermattgarden: We give you the answers to all of those burning questions about MAQS in the latest FAQS from @andermattgarden Our aim is to help you are get the most out of your @NodApiary #varroa treatment. #bees #beekeeper #honeybee #beekeeping
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@Scotbeekeepers: Ohh we can’t wait for tomorrow night’s live #beekeeping Q&A with Randy Oliver!! There’s still a little time left to register, please visit
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Q: Do I need to remove the strips after treatment?
After treatment there is no need to rush back in and remove the #FormicPro #MAQS Unlike synthetic miticides there is no risk of resistance. At inspection remove and compost as both products are fully biodegradable. https://t.co/fnN4k7OwJF
Two Bees in a Podcast is hosted by members of @UFhoneybeelab featuring some amazing guest speakers. The latest episode is especially important as many of us plan our apiaries' success for this season. Have a listen on #WorldBeeDay! #SaveTheBees https://t.co/6Gl5kvhGrY