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Wax Moths
Wax Moths are nasty little creatures. They are really good at destroying unprotected equipment. It is not normal to see Wax moths in...
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Laying Worker
Workers are simply underdeveloped queens. They have the ability to lay eggs, but they can only lay unfertilized eggs - which turn into...
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American Foulbrood
The most serious disease a hive can have Spore forming The vegetative stage infects larvae It grows for about ten days and then turns...
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European Foul brood
European Foul brood is far easier to cure than American foulbrood; that said EFB is also more prevalent in hives as compared to American...
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Sac Brood
Sac Brood is a viral disease. Adult nurse bees clean infected brood cells and, in turn, contract the virus. Symptoms/Identification Dead...
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Chalk Brood
Symptoms/Identification White, Gray, and Black mummies in brood cells, at the entrances, and on bottom boards Often found after cool,...
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Nosema
Nosema is a fungus that affects adult bees. With the correct treatment colonies will respond favorably. Nosema is most prevalent in...
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Small Hive Beetle
The Small Hive Beetle is an invasive pest that harms honeybee hives and damages the honeycomb, stored honey and pollen. The bees may...
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Varroa
Varroa/Parasitic Mite Syndrome Varroa is one of the biggest problems in today’s beekeeping industry; proper understanding of them and the...
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