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Manitoba beekeepers seeing hive numbers improve after increased bee deaths in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Manitoba beekeepers seeing hive numbers improve after increased bee deaths in 2022

Manitoba beekeepers are having a bounce back year following a tumultuous 2022.

Manitoba beekeepers seeing hive numbers improve after increased bee deaths in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Manitoba beekeepers seeing hive numbers improve after increased bee deaths in 2022

Manitoba beekeepers are having a bounce back year following a tumultuous 2022.

Canada's bee colonies see worst loss in 20 years, explosion of mites blamed - Vimarsana News

Canada's bee colonies see worst loss in 20 years, explosion of mites blamed

Nearly half of Canada's honeybee colonies didn't survive the winter, the largest rate of colony loss in the country in the last 20 years, according to preliminary data. The president of the Canadian Association of Professional Apiculturists calls the finding "pretty disturbing."

Source: cbc.ca
Parasitic mites cause anxiety for beekeepers - Vimarsana News

Parasitic mites cause anxiety for beekeepers

An early spring and a long, hot summer last year are being blamed for parasitic mites getting a foothold in many hives, leaving Canadian beekeepers calling on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to allow more bee imports from the U.S. At 0:17 in this story, the name of Jayse Derraugh of Derrco Apiaries was misspelled.

Source: cbc.ca
Major colony losses have Canadian beekeepers feeling spring sting - Vimarsana News

Major colony losses have Canadian beekeepers feeling spring sting

Canadian beekeepers are finding major colony losses as they open their hives this spring, which may present a threat to the honey supply and has some calling on Canada to open to the importation of bees from the U.S.

Source: cbc.ca