Vol.112,No10

Lead trucks in the 40+ strong ‘bee truck convoy’ which paraded through Canberra and around Parliament House as part of the campaign on March 2 to convince Federal Government to fund a continued eradication programme for the Asian bee incursion in Qld

The Decision NOT to Eradicate the Asian bee
Editorial Notes….
- Copy Deadlines
- www.theabk.com.au
- Nosema ceranae susceptible to cold
- Effects of Pesticides on Queens and Drones
- Costs of Almond Production
- Possible Pathway for Nosema ceranae into Australia?
- 2011 CONFERENCE DATES
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
- Locusts for Eating, Anyone?
- Banning Bees from NSW National Parks?
- Re: Flooding in Grampians
IN THE APIARY
- Permits sought for bee pest control products
Nosema Microsporidia: Friend, Foe and Intriguing Creatures
Canberra ‘Rally’ Campaign Attempts to Convince Government to Change Tune
Why Supplemental Protein Feeding Can Help Reduce Colony Losses
US EPA UNDER ATTACK
RECENT RESEARCH – Here and Overseas
- Evaluation of Lemon Juice to Control Varroa
- Effects of comb age on honey bee colony growth and brood survivorship
- USA sits on damaging report for two years
- Neonicotinoids – Australia’s official view
- Single Honeybee Silk Protein Mimics Properties of Multi-Protein Silk
- Brood Pheromone as a Foraging Stimulant
BEGINNING IN BEES
- Part 300 Honey Sumps
- Part 301 Honey Heating
- Part 302 Cappings Treatment
- Part 302(a) Cappings Treatment – Draining
- Part 302(b) Cappings Treatment – Flotation
- Part 302(c) Cappings Treatment – Melting in Reducers
- Part 302(d) Cappings Treatment - Spinning
- Part 302(e) Cappings Treatment - Pressing
BEEKEEPERS’ASSOCIATIONS