Jennifer Tsuruda

Jan 15, 2025 | canr.msu.edu | Katie Lee |Ana Heck |Jennifer Tsuruda

This article is designed to accompany the Honey Bee Health Coalition’s Varroa Management Guide’s information on varroa management products. For a list of all current varroa mite treatments and their labels, see the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-registered Pesticide Products Approved for Use Against Varroa Mites in Bee Hives. EPA registrations and pesticide labels can change over time. Follow the label that is on your pesticide product.

Jan 8, 2025 | canr.msu.edu | Jennifer Tsuruda |Ana Heck |Katie Lee

Diagnostic labs and services for beekeepers Jennifer M. Tsuruda, University of Tennessee Knoxville; Ana Heck, ; and Katie Lee, University of Minnesota - January 08, 2025 Several laboratories test honey bees or hive products for pathogens, parasites, pesticides, queens, Africanized honey bee genetics or honey floral source. The beekeeping industry and community continues to face challenges and experience high levels of honey bee colony losses.

Mar 6, 2023 | vetfood.theclinics.com | Li-Byarlay H |Jennifer Tsuruda |Priyadarshini Chakrabarti |Ramesh R. Sagili

KeywordsHoney bee nutritionForaging behaviorSupplemental forageNutritional supplementsKey points•Honey bee nutrition is complex and unique, and is not analogous to that of other livestock/animals. •Pollen (protein) and nectar (carbohydrate) are the primary food resources collected by honey bees. •Foraging behavior of honey bees depends on both inside colony environment and external environment.