Varroa Treatment Reports

Numerous interesting articles on the treatment for Varroa can bee seen by clicking on the various links below ...

• Milestone in Bee Breeding   (new)
• Is the Susceptibility to Chalkbrood Heritable?   (new)
• Is Line Breeding Still Relevant Today?
• A New Slant on Chalk Brood Disease?
• Alternative anti-Varroa ‘Hive Cleansing’ Treatments Re-visited
• Varroa destructor in Europe
• The Effect of Formic Acid in the Sealed Brood Cells
• Formic acid concentrations in the hive atmosphere
• The use of Lactic Acid against Varroasis
• Fluvalinate residues in Beeswax, Brood food and Honey
• Multi-Purpose Nucleus Formation
• Comparison of Spray or Trickle Oxalic Acid Treatment
• Oxalic Acid Vaporisation - as a treatment against Varroa
• Oxalic Acid – Where do we Stand
• Oxalic Acid Trickle Treatment
• Varroa Mites Weakest Link is in their Feet
• Authorisation for Oxalic Acid Comes a Step Closer
• Integrated anti Varroa Treatment using Oxalic Acid and Thymol
• Trickle, Spray or Vaporise
• Vaporisation of Oxalic Acid in bee hives
• How Many Matings are Necessary for Varroa Mites?
• Thymol residues in Honey

Varroa can be compared to politics:
“Poli” in Latin meaning “many” and “tics” meaning “blood-sucking creatures”