The final, formatted version of the article will be published soon. The ectoparasitic mite Varroa destructor and the viruses it transmits pose a significant threat to honey bee health (Apis mellifera) ...

The fast-spreading parasite, varroa mite, is expected to wipe out half of the ACT's 6,000 bee hives within two years, putting local fruit and vegetable crops at risk. Varroa mites are 1 to 2 ...

Varroa destructor, commonly known as varroa mite, was first discovered in a beehive in South Australia's Riverland in September and has since been found in other areas across the state. The tiny mites ...

As we step into autumn and with winter not far behind, beekeepers are taking measures to prepare their colonies for winter; making sure they are healthy and have ample resources. Each beekeeper has ...

A mass honey bee colony collapse earlier this year, called “the worst bee die-off in U.S. history” by honey bee research organization Project Apis m., was caused by virus-infected, miticide-resistant ...

EPA registration paves the way for beekeepers to combat a critical threat to pollinator health "The EPA registration of Norroa marks a pivotal moment in protecting honey bee colonies that are ...