Among the methods for monitoring varroa infestation into beehive, the use of carbon dioxide has also been suggested. This non-lethal method consists in anaesthetising honey bees by CO2 in a

The small hive beetle’s expansion concerns Indian beekeeping sector even more. Arrived in 2022 in the state of West Bengal, Aethina tumida is becoming the most important problem for northern

Australian authorities confirm two new detection of varroa mite in Queensland: at El Arish and Cardwell, about 120 kilometres south of Cairns, on September 7 with a third suspected near

From 1 to 5 September a group of experts, including researchers, veterinary professionals, extension specialists and beekeepers from several European countries, met them in Ohrid, North Macedonia, to discuss on

From 6 to 8 October, as part of Global Food Week 2026, will take place in the UAE the inaugural Abu Dhabi Honey Symposium and Exhibition. Organised by the Abu

Does beekeeping have an environmental impact? If so, what is it?
The European project Bee-Guard is launching an international survey to assess this topic and is inviting beekeepers to

More than 500 scientists from EU signed an open letter addressed to the European Parlament and its president, Roberta Metsola, asking to suspend temporarily the new European regulations on food

FAO has just published a new manual, for its animal production and health series, about the methods for disinfection and eradication of diseased honey bees.
Honey bee colonies are

Can beekeepers around the world speak the same language? Better yet, can technical words and expressions mean the same thing to every beekeeper in the world? Maybe so. A group

Today, Apimondia Acting President Dr. Peter Kozmus participated as a keynote speaker at the MariBee – a Bee- and Beekeeping Conference in Maribor, Slovenia. In his presentation, “Importance and Roles