A Heartfelt Thank You to Don: Reflecting on Years of Dedication to BQUAL
As we delve into the fascinating journey and insights of a long-standing figure within the BQUAL community, it’s paramount to begin by expressing our sincere gratitude to Don for his unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions over the years. Don’s dedication has been instrumental
Newsletter – April 2025
Varroa mite spread The varroa mite, a parasitic mite that attacks honey bees, has spread across Australia, prompting concerns for honey production and pollination services. Eradication Abandoned: Australia has abandoned its $100 million efforts to eradicate the varroa mite and is now focusing o
Mastering the Art of Hive Inspections: A Step-by-Step Guide
Keeping your colony healthy Regular hive inspections are the key to maintaining a strong, healthy bee colony. By checking for signs of disease, monitoring the queen’s productivity, and assessing food stores, you can address potential problems before they become serious threats. However, conducting
b-qual news January 2025
Fire, Flooding and Invasive Pests – Beekeeping Resilience in ‘The Lucky Country A story of resilience and Determination 1400 beehives were destroyed by fire, then within a year another 700 to flooding, soon after that small hive beetle wiped out 500 more, and then close to another 1000 fell vict