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CropLife Australia launches new stewardship initiative

Guidance for handling treated seed

Australia has the healthiest honey bee colonies in the world - and the plant science industry makes sure it stays that way.

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A ray of hope in the fight against American foulbrood

German scientists investigate the pathogen of one of the most dangerous bee diseases in the world.

German scientists investigate the pathogen of one of the most dangerous bee diseases in the world.

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EurBee – the sixth congress is coming soon

Scientific event brings bee researchers together to discuss new findings on bee health

From 9th to 11th September, bee scientists from all over Europe, including a few from further afield, will discuss new scientific findings on bee health and bee biology during the congress in Murcia, Spain.

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Another View on Neonicotinoids

Randy Oliver, professional beekeeper and independent bee researcher voices his opinion

Independent US bee researcher says: evidence is questionable that pesticide is harming honeybees

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European bee colony overwintering losses sink to record low

New large-scale study by COLOSS

European bees are much healthier than many recent media publications appear to suggest. New field data from nearly 400,000 bee colonies from 21 countries in Europe and the Mediterranean show that overwintering losses of honey bee colonies – an important indicator of gen...

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Report compares bee colony mortality across Europe

Findings suggest it’s not such an issue as previously expected

Findings suggest it’s not such an issue as previously expected. Results from the first active epidemiological surveillance program on honeybee colony mortality (EPILOBEE) in Europe show marked differences in seasonal bee losses.

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