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Transmission of deformed wing virus (DWV) through imported semen

... importation removes the risk of parasitic mites, but pathogenic viruses are still a significant risk. DWV and slow bee paralysis virus (SBPV) are biosecurity threats that have not been detected in Australia and could be introduced via imported drone semen. The import policy requires virus testing to address...

  • 14.06.24
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Supporting Australian primary producers to be more than just technology consumers

... stingless native bee. The business has already designed an award winning, industry specific hive assembly which is capable of producing a range of native bee products; native honey, cerumen and pollination. The next step for the business is to develop innovative new products that use raw native honey...

  • 29.04.20
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AgriFutures Emerging Industries Program research spotlight: Australian Manuka

... the project Greenhouse production of high-grade medical mono floral Manuka honey – 2021. This project aims to produce the world’s first high grade mono floral Manuka honey. This will be achieved by integrating honey bees into green houses with plants trialled in the project Leptospermum Plant Breeding...

  • 10.09.21
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Prospects for Australian emerging industries

..., native bees, pomegranate, seaweed, sesame and truffle. The strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that have been identified for each industry help predict how they might grow over the next 10 years.23-196 978-1-76053-432-5...

  • 03.11.23
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Upgrading knowledge of pathogens (particularly viruses) of Australian honeybees

... was completed in 1987 and limited to viruses in Eastern Australia, using relatively insensitive serological methods. In 2010, the US suspended trade of Australian queen and packaged bees over concerns of novel pathogens introduced by Apis cerana and the unknown presence of slow paralysis virus. While pathogens...

  • 05.12.17
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  • Upgrading knowledge of pathogens (particularly viruses) of Australian honeybees
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Cost-benefit analysis of the effects of Apis cerana

...custr13_HBE PRJ-005542 Mia Lorber-Hughes 02 6923 6911 Terry Ryan Ryan, Terry Terry Ryan Biosecurity Queensland is seeking national cost sharing for the eradication of Asian Honey Bees (AHB) under the Emergency Plant Pest Response Deed. An economic analysis is required to support the case...

  • 05.12.17
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Reducing the impact of Nosema and viruses by improving honeybee nutrition

.... To investigate the effects of pollen on virus infection I will use lab assays to provide adult bees with pollen and experimentally infected them with sacbrood virus, with the hypothesis that pollen fed bees will have reduced virus infections. 1. Demonstrate the effects of autumn nutrition on hive pathogen loads in late winter2. Determine the effects of pollen intake on virus replication in honeybees PRO_CLAQ...

  • 05.12.17
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AgriFutures Australia Annual Operational Plan 2022-2023

... resistance of bluegreen aphid populations to commonly used insecticides within the pasture seeds industry. This research was developed as a direct result of grower concerns. Meanwhile the Australian honey bee industry has marked a significant milestone in 2022, with six decades of contribution...

  • 20.09.22
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New South Wales’ Jo Palmer named the 2019 AgriFutures™ Rural Women’s Award National Winner and Victoria’s Claire Moore awarded National Runner-Up

..., Victorian beekeeper Claire Moore, who takes home a $5,000 Westpac bursary. The Kyneton resident is on a mission to inspire Australian bee keepers to increase their hive numbers while also exporting  Australia’s healthy and clean bees to the world.Claire’s project involves breeding a genetically...

  • 11.09.19
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Push for secure pollination to boost farm productivity

... and stakeholder adoption’ project is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Water Resources as part of its Rural R&D for Profit programme.It will support collaboration between Australia’s most knowledgeable bee and pollination researchers to assess the contribution...

  • 01.08.17
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Project snapshot: Development of alternative Varroa treatment delivery platform

... at different concentrations (15%, 30% and 60%), though interestingly, the highest concentration (60%) did not reduce bee survival, possibly due to repellent effects. In addition, the organic extract obtained using the technique of mechanical leaching demonstrated the most favourable animal safety profile...

  • 20.10.25
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Identifying Revenue Opportunities for AgriFutures Rural Industries

... Bee & Pollination, Ginger, Tea Tree Oil, Pasture Seeds, Export Fodder, Thoroughbred Horses, Kangaroo, Buffalo, Deer, Goat Fibre.Emerging industries:- Hemp (industrial), Truffles, Native grains, Pomegranate, Wattleseed, Sesame, Quinoa, Kakadu Plum, Hazelnuts, Marron, Seaweed (Asparagopsis...

  • 25.01.23
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Mr Danny Le Feuvre

...Danny is an experienced company director and passionate advocate for rural industries. He is the CEO of the Australian Honey Bee Industry Council and holds B.app.Sci from the University of Melbourne, a M.Agribus from University of Adelaide and is a graduate of Australian Institute of Company...

  • 03.11.20
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A study of Nosema ceranae in Australia

... are provided in the "detailed method" section. 1. Develop a real-time PCR methodology for the more efficient and cheaper detection of N. ceranae and Nosema apis. 2. Monitor the progress of N. ceranae in honey bees in apiaries in eastern Australia 3. Determine the pathogenicity of N. ceranae compared to N. apis 4. Determine production losses caused by N. ceranae PRO_CLAQ...

  • 05.12.17
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Resilient Beekeeper Webinars and Podcasts

...custr13_HBE PRO-019076 Mia Lorber-Hughes 02 6923 6911 Le Feuvre, Danny Australian Honey Bee Industry Council AHBIC will implement a communications strategywhich aims to complement outcomes of PRO-016302, Resilient beekeepers in theface of Varroa Project. Through the extension and dissemination...

  • 13.01.25
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Chemical residue in beehives post canola flowering.

... levels of chemical residue from older combs and to test the wax from permanent feral colonies near canola crops.RIRDC EXPECTS THE REPORT OF THIS PROJECT TO BE PUBLISHED IN MID-2016. To carry out a survey of chemical residues in beeswax, pollen and honey to determine what chemicals are presently entering colonies of honey bees; to determine what concentrations the chemicals are present; and to compare the results with a major 2010 USA study. PRO_CLAQ...

  • 05.12.17
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Small hive beetle biology providing control options

... of SHB in and out of managed beehives during each season of the year. 4. To find the number of SHB in the immediate vicinity (ground surrounding and under the hive) of a bee hive compared to the SHB inside the hive for each season of the year. 5. To identify ways of cleaning combs that have been 'slimed' as a result of SHB larval damage causinghoney fermentation. PRO_CLAQ...

  • 05.12.17
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Accelerating the use of technology to boost Australian agriculture

... to producers and industry who could assist the startups in the development of their technologies.Monitoring hives remotelyOne startup involved in the 2023 program, LB Agtech, provides remote beehive management, data collection and analytics to commercial beekeepers and the honey bee and pollination...

  • 10.02.24
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Review of the security of tenure on public lands

...) foulbrood, respectively. Both bacterialspecies impact the larval stages of honey bees, resulting in death in eitherthe pre-pupal or pupal life stages. AFB can infect both strong and weak hives,having a greater impact on the health of a hive. In contrast, EFB impacts hivesthat are already weak...

  • 19.01.22
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