May 2009

Vol.110, No11
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Small Hive Beetle has been causing an increasing problem all the way along the coastal belt this year, and has moved inland in many areas. There will be a number of presentations on SHB at the HBRDC Research Field Day at University of Western Sydney, July 8, 2009 (Admission Free) Photo Courtesy Wayne Fuller
  • Need To Re-Examine Our Approach To Varroa
  • Editorial Notes…..
  • Copy deadlines
  • www.theabk.com.au
  • Corrections
  • Defence System The Bees Knees
  • Cosmetic Superpower L’Oréal Paris Joins Fight To Save Australia’s Honeybees
  • Further Apis cerana Found In Cairns
  • Protein Content of Pollen
  • Scientific American – Article – Saving the Honeybee
  • Sticky Times For Leatherwood Honey
  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • Re: Letters from Don Keith and Elizabeth Taylor 
  • Change of Venue For The NSW Apiarists’ Association’s Conference 9th & 10th July, 2009
  • IN THE APIARY
  • Small Hive Beetle In-Hive Control Device using Diatomaceous Earth
  • Laying Workers - Question from The ABK website
  • RECENT RESEARCH – Here and Overseas
  • Bumble Bees Can Estimate Time Intervals
  • New Insight Into How Bees See
  • Bees Help Scientists Study Addiction
  • Pesticides, Bees and Wax
  • This Year, Start Your Move To Natural Beekeeping
  • Fungicides can reduce pollination potential
  • RESEARCH REVIEWED
  • The Latest in Honey Bee Reseaarch
  • A CLOSER LOOK AT CHALKBROOD
  • Odours Rule
  • FOUNDATION – SHOULD IT BE BEESWAX OR PLASTIC?
  • CRACKING THE POLLEN CASE
  • Apimondia 2009
  • New Certification To Keep Honey Exports Sweet
  • BEGINNING IN BEES
  • Part 274(j) Viral Diseases – Egyptian Virus
  • Part 274(k) Viral Diseases – Kashmir Bee Virus
  • Part 274(l) Viral Diseases – Sacbrood
  • Part 274(m) Viral Diseases – Bee Virus X
  • Part 274(n) Viral Diseases – Bee Virus Y
  • Part 274(o) Viral Diseases – Other Virus Diseases
  • BEEKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATIONS