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  • 25 July 202129 July 2021
    Asian Hornets Trapping the asian hornet

    Assessment of the effectiveness and selectiveness of VespaCatch®, Jabeprode® and bottle traps for summer/autumn trapping

    A recently published study conducted in 10 apiaries in the Eure department in the summer/autumn of 2019 compared the effectiveness and selectiveness of three Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) trapping devices commonly used by beekeepers.

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    Hornet hive
  • 28 July 202019 September 2022
    Asian hornet update Asian Hornets

    What is the Asian Giant Hornet found in Washington state?

    In December 2019, an unusually large hornet was spotted in Washington state by residents of Blaine and Bellingham, near the Canadian border. Click here to learn more about it.

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  • 14 June 201910 July 2019
    Asian Hornets Trapping the asian hornet

    It’s here! The new VespaCatch hornet trap available in stores

    To help fight against this pest and meet the various needs reported by users of the current VespaCatch trap, Véto-pharma has developed a new trap that’s sturdier and easier to use.

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    asian hornet
  • 25 April 201919 September 2022
    Asian hornet update Asian Hornets

    Asian hornet: French beekeepers warn their European counterparts

    Every year is a little bit worse. In April, beekeepers in France start to see the first signs of the Asian hornet invasion. Founder females wake up early in April to build a new nest, lay eggs and start a new colony.

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