Tropilaelaps: Heat Treatment Research
A downloadable research spotlight on published thermal-control evidence for Tropilaelaps mites.
VarroaDestructor Articles
Is Your Hive Being Robbed? — Signs, Action and Prevention
Recognize robbing activity and review practical ways to protect a colony and reduce further pressure.
Protect Your Drawn Comb — B402 Wax Moth Prevention
Protect stored comb from young wax moth larvae with B402 labeled for that use. Stored frames only: do not spray bees or apply inside an…
Trap Smart — Yellowjacket Bait and Placement
A practical guide to yellowjacket lure selection, fresh protein bait, trap placement and checking for honey bee bycatch. Pair trapping with strong colonies, entrance protection…
Yellowjackets — Recognition, Life Cycle and Control
Recognize yellowjackets, understand their seasonal colonies and winter survival, and review nest-control precautions.
Stop Wax Moths — Protect Your Comb
Greater and lesser wax moth recognition and control for removed comb and empty equipment. Treatment timing starts after the material reaches the specified temperature. Treat…
Yellow-Legged Hornets — A Threat to Honey Bees
Learn to distinguish yellow-legged hornets from other wasps and find official guidance on suspected sightings.
Large Hornets and Your Hive — What U.S. Beekeepers Need to Know
Compare large hornets, their risks to colonies and appropriate identification and reporting steps.
Ants in the Hive: What to Do
Practical steps for assessing ant activity, removing food spills, and protecting hive stands.
Know Your Ants: Identification and Hive Risks
Identify common ant groups, compare risks, and recognize when hive visitors need attention.