During its annual meeting held in Bragança, Portugal, the Apimondia Executive Committee reviewed a wide range of strategic and organizational matters concerning the Federation and the upcoming 50th Apimondia International

New field research suggests that adding a small amount of molybdenum — an essential trace mineral — to colony feed may help honey bee queens emerge heavier, though whether this

The Queensland Government has announced an investment of half a million dollars to support the management of varroa mites. The funding will support six new projects aimed at improving varroa

On 9 July 2026, the new All-Ireland Pollinator Plan 2026–2030 was launched at the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin. This five-year roadmap aims to transform the landscape to support pollinating

Even in the same environment, different bee species are exposed to heavy metals to different extents.
According to a study carried out at Cambridge University and recently published in

A new study conducted by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) shows that the presence of the mite on the island could pose a serious threat to crop pollination.Researchers are

The 2026 National Bee Conference ended in Rustenburg. The event gathered beekeepers, researchers and agricultural stakeholders to discuss innovation, collaboration and sector challenges. As reported by the Governament News Agency,

This is an updated version of policy brief in order to make the message more clear. Apimondia wishes to take action for eliminating the use of antibiotics to ZERO. The

Aethina tumida was first detected in India in 2022 in the state of West Bengal. Since then, the small hive beetle has spread across the country, reaching several other states,

As the hot season approaches in the Northern Hemisphere, Michigan State University has shared some useful tips to help both honey bees and beekeepers cope with the summer heat. High