Some Minnesota honeybees disappeared this fall. Blame mites and a warm autumn - Star Tribune

One Orono apiarist said a whole hive vanished a week ago, leaving only honey behind. Other keepers have reported the same problem.

By: Minneapolis Star Tribune

Nov 22 2024
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An additional factor made the mites worse this year, however: a warm fall that has allowed queen bees to keep laying eggs long past when they usually would, Spivak said. If the brood keeps growing af… [+1441 chars]

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