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... ny hygienic queens from a few mothers using any race of honey bees <http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~mts/apishtm/apis95/apjan95.htm#BP>. At the time I wrote the article referenced above, I asked why this trait was not more widely used in breeding programs. Mr. Allen Dick in Canada now says in no uncertain terms: "Non-hygienic queens are now passé." He stated this in a May 19, 2001 post to the Bee-L discussion list, concluding that nowadays nobody should have to put up with queens that lack this essential characteristic and the consequent economic losses that result from AFB and chalkbrood (Editor’s note: The trait also appe ...

... ong with learning new techniques such as instrumental insemination <http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~mts/apishtm/apis95/apjan95.htm#BP>. A complicating factor in South Africa is the introduction of both tracheal (1996) and Varroa (1997) mites, according to Ms. Cobey. And American foulbrood has recently been detected for the first time. Knowledge that tracheal mite resistance has developed elsewhere <http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~mts/apishtm/apis93/apapr93.htm#7>and AHB tolerates Varroa well in some parts of the New World <http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~mts/apishtm/apis97/apmay97 ...

... ny hygienic queens from a few mothers using any race of honey bees <http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~mts/apishtm/apis95/apjan95.htm#BP>. Research has clearly demonstrated the benefits of hygienic bees. It provides many benefits with no demonstrable negative effects Spivak and Gilliam say. The unspoken question remains, however. Why is this technology not more widely used by the beekeeping industry? ARE AFRICANIZED HONEY BEES MORE HYGIENIC?—RISK OF IMPORTING BEES: The Africanized honey bee, or AHB, has been observed to be more resistant or tolerant to Varroa in Brazil and other parts of Latin America, where it survives witho ...

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