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Topic: winter

Published - 9 May 2022
By Elizabeth Frost, NSW DPI
La Niña and the honey bee

In Australia’s extreme conditions, honey bee hives may require nutritional management when quality nectar and pollen aren’t readily available within a few kilometres of the …
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autumn, disaster relief, La Niña, managing hives, nutrition, pollen, supplementary feeding, winter

Managing your hives, Nutrition

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Published - 13 March 2020
By Nadine Chapman
Hive management for Nosema

Nosemosis is a disease of honey bees caused by the parasites Nosema apis and N. ceranae. Nosemosis often affects adult field bees which can reduce …
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autumn, biosecurity, hive management, nosema, winter

Managing your hives, Nutrition, Pests and diseases, Policy and compliance

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Published - 24 June 2019
By Nadine Chapman
Hive management: Autumn & winter

Hive management in autumn is critical to ensuring your hives survive winter. Disease and colony management is best performed in autumn rather than in winter. …
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American foulbrood, autumn, hive management, nosema, supplementary feeding, winter

Biosecurity, Code of Practice, Managing your hives, Nutrition, Pests and diseases

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