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Pests and Diseases – Small Hive Beetle

Apiary sites on public lands

Almond pollination: hive management

Hive management: Autumn & winter

Polyandry: what is it and why should beekeepers care?

Introducing the Professional Beekeeping Community of Practice

published - 15 July 2019
By Nadine Chapman

Australian Honey Bee Industry Council (AHBIC)

The Australian Honey Bee Industry Council (AHBIC) vision is a sustainable and profitable Australian honey bee industry providing food security and market opportunities. AHBIC’s mission is to represent the best interest of the Australian beekeeping industry through advocacy and the prioritizing of research, development and education.

Video: In this video, Peter McDonald, …
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AHBIC, biosecurity

Beekeeping on public land, Managing your hives, Pests and diseases, Policy and compliance, Pollination, Registration

published - 2 April 2019
By Liz Frost

Apiary sites on public lands

The Australian beekeeping industry depends on access to apiary sites on both private and public land. Private land sites are up to the beekeeper to find and organise with private landholders, whereas public land is available in all states and territories save for the Australian Capital Territory. Each state and …
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Beekeeping on public land, Managing your hives, Policy and compliance

published - 2 April 2019
By Ruth Luckner

Introducing the Professional Beekeepers Community of Practice

The Professional Beekeepers Community of Practice (CoP) has been established to meet the needs of rural and regional Australia for the extension of knowledge and promote collaboration on important issues to commercial beekeeping.
Led by passionate and knowledgeable industry experts from around Australia, the Professional Beekeeping community provides the most recent, …
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community of practice

Beekeeping on public land, Managing your hives, Pests and diseases, Policy and compliance, Pollination, Registration, Resources