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newsletter skip to content home about about the bbva mission and vision membership bee friendly practice case studies how to get involved meetings future previous news latest research papers positioning statements disorders diseases of adult bees amoebic diseases fungal diseases parasitic diseases viral diseases diseases of brood bacterial diseases parasitic diseases notifiable diseases pests chronic bee paralysis virus resources resources talks for vets to use what to do if… asian hornet swarm varroa mites small hive beetle royal jelly directory members bee inspectors associations suppliers contact us -- join the bbva interested in bee health? get involved and become a member by clicking below. read more... bee health discover common bee ailments and how to treat them. read more... bbva events keep up to date with all the bbva events past and present. read more... pollination lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. read more -- previous next welcome to the british bee veterinary association! within these pages you will find general information on bees, beekeeping, honey and other hive products as well as more veterinary-specific topics including bee diseases, diagnosis and treatment. there is also a directory of resources for further information. the bbva will be hosting a talk at the 2018 london vet show by prof steve martin on varroa, followed by john hill talking about treatment options for varroa. prof martin has worked on asian hornet & varroa for many years, including work with national bee unit & trustee with ibra. registration available through lvs . london vet show lecture on varroa by prof steve martin & on treatment by john hill. prof steve martin, chair in social entemology, university of salford. his research programs use social insect systems (ants, bees & wasps) to investigating the role of pathogens and pest on their population dynamics and the evolution of chemical recognition systems. years of investigation both in the asian hornet & varroa mite have resulted in over 200 publications. 1pm, 15th november 2018, london vet show, excel register today royal jelly what is royal jelly? what is royal jelly? royal jelly is a milky secretion produced by glands of the worker bees and used to feed all larvae in the colony regardless of sex. after the first three days of life, the male larvae (drones) and female larvae (worker bees) stop being fed royal jelly. however, fascinatingly, when a colony [...] read more... the big give the big give christmas challenge -- membership we warmly welcome both veterinary and non-veterinary members to the association. ordinary membership is open to members of the royal college of veterinary surgeons (rcvs), or those holding an equivalent veterinary qualification which is registrable with the rcvs. associate membership is open to anyone who does not hold a veterinary qualification registrable with the rcvs. bee friendly practice membership covers all staff [...] read more... bbva meetings may 19th 2018, surrey university please book your place for bbva's joint meeting with the veterinary invertebrate society. lecturer prof giles budge from university of newcastle has expertise in pathology, apiculture, molecular biology and crop protection. his research characterising endemic and emerging parasites and predicting likely impact... read more [...] read more... -- -- about the bbva the british bee veterinary association (bbva) was launched on 1st april 2015 in response to an increased demand for bee expertise from the veterinary profession. full membership is open to anyone holding a veterinary qualification registerable with the royal college of veterinary surgeons. we also warmly welcome student and non-veterinary associate members as well as ‘bee friendly practice’ membership. for information [...] read more... common diseases foulbrood american foulbrood (afb) and european foulbrood (efb), despite their names, both occur in the uk and both can lead to the death of infected colonies. both foulbroods are statutory notifiable diseases and therefore, beekeepers are legally obligated to report any suspected diseased colonies under the bee diseases and pests control order 2006 (as amended). causes afb [...] read more... verroa mites varroa destructor (anderson and truman) previously described as varroa jacobsoni (oud) is a parasitic mite of adult bees and brood. in the past hundred years or so it has become the most serious pest of western honeybees across the globe, particularly for the european honey bee apis mellifera which lacks natural defences to be able to deal with the mite [...] read more... nosema there are no outward symptoms of the disease. dysentery is often seen in association with n. apis infections; this may be seen as ‘spotting’ at the hive entrance or across the frames. the dysentery is not caused by the pathogen, but as a consequence of infection and can be exacerbated during periods of prolonged confinement during inclement [...] read more... chronic bee paralysis virus chronic bee paralysis virus (cbpv)-infected bees are characteristically ‘shiny and black’. these bees in infected hives are often found isolated, motionless and/or shaking on the top bars. when the colony is smoked they do not tend to move down between the frames as the other ‘normal’ bees do. abdomens may also be distended and the wings [...] read more... hello bee-enthusiast friends! you may be interested to see these annotated photographs taken by bbva member chris palgrave at a recent 'bee anatomy and dissection' nbd short course run by dan and ken basterfield in east devon. british bee veterinary association quick bee facts 250 species of bee in the uk 45,000 bees in the average hive 20-70lb honey harvested per year by a hive bbva news and events summer 2017 meeting date: friday 23rd june 2017 venue: laboratory of apiculture and social insects, university of sussex, falmer, brighton, bn19qg lecture: “neonicotinoid insecticides – are they harming bee colonies in the field?” professor francis ratnieks workshop: “breeding and using hygienic bees.” timetable: 10.30-11.00 meet for coffee and tea. 11.00 -11.30 bbva agm 11.30- 12.30 neonicotinoid lecture 13.-30- [...] read more... autumn 2016 meeting autumn meeting of the british bee veterinary association on 12th october. this was e-hosted at e.h.thorne (beehives) ltd., rand, market rasen, ln8 5nj and includes a tour of the factory. our guest speaker for the day was prof. rose cooper (cardiff metropolitan university). rose is a microbiologist and an expert in wound healing, particularly the [...] read more... webinar ‘the remarkable world of the honey bee’ by john hill – 9th february 2017 “i will be describing the importance of honeybees as pollinators to the agricultural industry and some of the challenges they face. we will look at the natural history of the bee. knowledge of its life cycle is fundamental to understanding the [...] read more... pages about us disorders meetings membership resources news and events friday 1st december 2017, newcastle university summer 2017 meeting webinar latest research papers positioning statements social facebook twitter contact [email protected] newsletter categories bees beekeeping bee pests and diseases veterinary care of bees honey and hive products news news story one news story two news story three news story four contact [email protected] social media facebook twitter -- © british bee veterinary association, 2017 - 2019 | powered by webpartner

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