US greenlights first vaccine to save honeybees
The vaccine, conditionally licensed by the US Department of Agriculture, is designed to protect honeybees, one of the world's most vital species, from American Foulbrood disease.
Stay updated with breaking news from Tauzer Apiaries. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The vaccine, conditionally licensed by the US Department of Agriculture, is designed to protect honeybees, one of the world's most vital species, from American Foulbrood disease.
The USDA earlier this week gave a green light for the distribution and usage of the world’s first honeybee vaccine to treat hive bacteria infection, foulbrood disease.
Scientists say the vaccine will protect them from disease that can ravage colonies in as little as three weeks.
NEW YORK: The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has granted a conditional licence for a vaccine that helps protect honeybees from a deadly bacterial...
The US has greenlighted the first vaccine for honeybees in an effort to save the insects from a spore-forming bacteria that was previously contained by burning the colony and hive.