Protecting Pollinators: Why Bees Matter to Our Ecosystem
Protecting pollinators is securing natural systems that sustain life. Everyone has a role to play. Find out what you can do to help.
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Protecting pollinators is securing natural systems that sustain life. Everyone has a role to play. Find out what you can do to help.
Protecting Purity from Hive to Jar Australia is renowned for producing some of the cleanest, most pristine honey in the world. But in today’s market, it takes more than just hardworking bees to maintain a strong reputation. For both producers and packers, ensuring food safety and maintaining quality assurance are not just best practices—they’re essential […]
LATEST ARTICLES Fall Feeding – Preparing Your Bees for Winter Survival As the seasons shift, your bees are preparing for one of the most critical times of the year. How you support them now will shape their chances of thriving through winter and emerging strong in spring. We’ve created a practical, easy-to-follow guide to help […]
Autumn is coming – are you prepared for colder weather? As temperatures drop and flowers fade, honeybee colonies across Australia and other temperate regions prepare for the long, resource-scarce months of winter. For beekeepers, autumn marks a critical window for intervention—when proactive feeding can mean the difference between survival and colony loss. While bees work […]
Beekeeping Tools 101 – the right tools can mean the difference between successful, stress-free hives and a chaotic, disruptive experience
A New Threat to Australian Beekeeping For years, Australian beekeepers watched from afar as Varroa destructor, one of the most destructive pests of honey bees worldwide, wreaked havoc on colonies across Europe, North America, and Asia. Australia remained one of the few countries free of this invasive mite—until recently. The detection of Varroa mites in […]
Why Sustainable Beekeeping Matters More Than Ever As the importance of bees becomes more widely understood, the way we manage them is evolving. Sustainable beekeeping is about more than just harvesting honey—it’s about protecting pollinators, supporting biodiversity, and maintaining healthy colonies for the long term. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a commercial apiarist, adopting ethical […]
Varroa mite spread The varroa mite, a parasitic mite that attacks honey bees, has spread across Australia, prompting concerns for honey production and pollination services. Eradication Abandoned: Australia has abandoned its $100 million efforts to eradicate the varroa mite and is now focusing on managing its spread. Management Strategies: Beekeepers are being urged to monitor, test, […]
A Call to Action for Beekeepers Beekeepers across Australia are facing increasing challenges as the country’s bee population declines. These vital pollinators play an essential role in agriculture, ecosystems, and honey production, yet habitat loss, pesticides, climate change, and emerging threats like Varroa mites are putting immense pressure on their survival. Without urgent action, beekeeping […]
The golden nectar For centuries, honey has been treasured not just for its delightful sweetness but also for its incredible health benefits. Used in traditional medicine across cultures, honey is far more than a natural sugar alternative—it’s a powerhouse of nutrients, antioxidants, and healing properties. Whether consumed raw, added to tea, or applied to wounds, […]
National survey launched to tackle Varroa mite threat to honey bees Australia’s beekeepers are being urged to complete the Australian Colony Loss Survey as part of a national effort to understand the impact of the Varroa mite (Varroa) outbreak and improve hive health management. The survey is a crucial step in building a long-term dataset […]
Planning for the colder months ahead Bees begin preparing for the colder months ahead as the days grow shorter and temperatures drop. A strong, well-fed colony is more likely to survive winter and emerge healthy in spring. But nectar flows can dwindle in autumn, leaving beekeepers with a crucial decision: should you supplement your hives, […]
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