How to identify the disease
Honey: a marvellous health food and beauty treatment
Current interest in beekeeping is growing because of the precipitous decline of bees worldwide and the disastrous effect it portends for global agriculture
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This book was derived from papers given at the meeting organised by the International Bee Research Association entitled: “Honey and healing: from the hive to the hospital” which was held at the University of Cardiff on 7 October 2000
Tropilaelaps: At the gate of your apiary by Maggie Gill, Aleksander Uzunov, Irakli Janashia & Marin Kovačić Agriculture How to identify the diseaseThe parasitic mite, Tropilaelaps spp., is expanding its range globally and may be coming to an apiary near you! This book by Gill, Uzunov, Janashia, and Kovai is an excellent way to become familiar with this honeybee pest and to better prepare should it arrive in your area. Jeff Pettis (Apimondia President) THE FIRST EVER BOOK ON TROPILAELAPS MITE: In this groundbreaking guide to Tropilaelaps mercedesae, readers will discover an essential new manual