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    Amber Leach, new Véto-pharma Sales Manager for North America
    Amber Leach, new Véto-pharma Sales Manager for North America
  • 31 January 202231 January 2022
    Meeting with… Véto-pharma

    Get to know Amber, the Sales Manager for North America

    Amber Leach is the new addition to the Véto-pharma’s outstanding team and will be serving as the Sales Manager in charge of North America. Her role at Véto-pharma has to do with her having open-line communication with the company’s distributors in USA and Canada.

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    Honey bee with Deformed Wing Virus
    Honey bee with Deformed Wing Virus
  • 25 January 202226 January 2022
    Ressources about Varroa mites Varroa

    Treatment with Apivar lowers DWV titers and reduces honey bees’ susceptibility towards agricultural pesticides

    The damaging effects of high varroa mite infestation and high prevalence of DWV (Deformed Wing Virus) on honey bee colony health are well known and continue to be a widely investigated subject.

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    Beekeeping checking a frame from a hive
    Beekeeping checking a frame from a hive
  • 25 January 202224 May 2022
    Fight varroa mites Varroa

    Springtime in your bee colonies – Lay a solid foundation for a healthy season!

    As the days are getting longer, and we are all looking forward to those extra rays of sunshine, you are not alone in the desire to stretch your legs and get fit for the warm season. Your bees are “stretching their antennae” too – so to speak – to prepare for a new colony buildup.

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    Changing temperatures and type of bees influences varroa mite infestation
    Changing temperatures and type of bees influences varroa mite infestation
  • 19 January 202225 January 2022
    Ressources about Varroa mites Varroa

    Outlook on climate change: Higher seasonal temperatures are associated with increased varroa infestation

    Effects of rising temperatures due to global climate change on honey bee colony development and health have been suggested in the past and are increasingly being investigated.

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