Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Thinking about how you can make a positive difference to Australia’s honey bee & pollination industry?
Applications for @AgriFuturesAU Honey Bee & Pollination Industry Development Grants are now open.
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Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Biosecurity helps keep bees healthy🐝 Subscribe to the BeeAware e-newsletter to stay up-to-date with the latest in bee biosecurity. February edition out now: bit.ly/2udlUsM
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
This short film about varroa mites on bees in NZ explains why we really need to keep this pest out of Australia! @austbee #honeybee @plantandfood
Why should we care about bees? Because we need them and they need us.... WATCH this great video by Science Learning Hub about bees and the threat of varroa mite: buff.ly/35d8DNy
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
The National Bee Pest Surveillance Program operates at sea ports and airports around Australia as an early warning system to detect new incursions of exotic bee pests and pest bees to protect our honey bees bit.ly/34b9ez6 @AustBee @DeptAgNews
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Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Very successful meeting in Melbourne today with my #agriculture colleagues from across 🇦🇺 and 🇳🇿. Unanimous agreement on all issues including #drought, #animalwelfare & protecting our 🐝!
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
City or country. We’re all pushing in the same direction. Part of the same cycle. #WeAreAusFarmers #AusAg
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Fantastic to meet with #Tasmania beekeepers 🐝and #ManukaHoney 🍯producers. Did you know 🇦🇺 was the first producer of Manuka Honey in the world.
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
1 week left to apply for the AgriFutures™ Honey Bee and Pollination Program which closes on Thursday, 3 October.
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@AustBee #researchers #honeybees
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Have you seen the mural of the bees and Varroa mite at the #RoyalMelbShow? Watch the painting come together in this video. Everyone has a role to play in protecting our agriculture and environment. #VicBiosecurity agriculture.vic.gov.au/biose… Painting by @Mike_Makatron
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
George the Farmer is a busy bee. For more information on our RD&E program head to bit.ly/2kJBVlH
My mate Luke is teaching others about why Bees are so important! Ripper work Luke! 🐝
#georgethefarmer #aussieag #agchatoz
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Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
The BeeAware newsletter is out! In this edition you will meet Ally Driessen, the new Victorian Bee Biosecurity Officer, and find plenty of bee-themed reads for the weekend! 🐝 bit.ly/2kms9pp @AustBee
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Check out this new one-stop-shop for info on how you can help keep Australia safe from pests, diseases and weeds
Know how to report signs of plant and bee pests or diseases, and weeds; sick livestock, poultry and aquatic animals; or something unusual in or on mail, cargo, containers, and vessels. | Beta.biosecurity.gov.au – Australia’s biosecurity website #bebiosecurityaware
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
When hiring hives for pollination, many beekeepers and growers find it a good idea to have a pollination agreement. farmbiosecurity.com.au/polli…
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Grant applications are now open for the 2020 Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. If you’re 18-35 and want to make a difference in agriculture apply at: agriculture.gov.au/abares/co…
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Victoria's Ag Minister and beekeeper Claire Moore talk about the need for beekeepers to follow the Australian Honey Bee Biosecurity Code of Practice to protect bees against disease and crops that depend on pollination bit.ly/2GUqejU @AustBee #honeybee #biosecurity
Aust. Honey Bee Industry Council retweeted
Some sweet news! 🍯
We've had the first delivery of honey from our bees that are housed on the roof of Agriculture House; one of our own initiatives to make us more #biodiversity friendly.
Minister @creedcnw was presented with a jar of honey from beekeeper Michael Wilde #bees





















