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Tag Archives: Mites

How to make a Sugar Roll jar

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Rob Snyder
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A sugar roll test is a simple way to monitor your varroa mite loads without killing a lot of bees. It is easy and fast and only a few items are needed. To make a sugar roll jar you will … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged mason jar, Mites, screen, sugar roll, varroa, varroa mite | 5 Replies

Tropilaelaps Mites

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Jennie Stitzinger
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Among the many diseases and pests that the APHIS National Honey Bee Survey samples are analyzed for is the exotic parasite, the Tropilaelaps mite. These mites are native to tropical Asia and are a serious threat to the honey bee. … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Asian, brood, climate, damage, disease, Diseases and pests, jennie, Mites, reproduction, stitzinger, tropical, tropilaelaps, varroa | 3 Replies

Tracheal Invaders

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Jennie Stitzinger
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In 1922 the Honey Bee Act was passed by Congress to prevent the importing of live, mite infested honey bees into the United States. Yes, a congressional act, on honey bees. This is serious stuff. The reason behind this act … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Diseases and pests, Honey Bee Act, Menthol, Mites, Tracheal | Leave a reply

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