Beekeeping organisations and civil society concerns on pesticide risk assessment methodology and bees' .protection from pesticides

Bees and other pollinating insects, playing a crucial role in biodiversity and agriculture, are under threat. Bee colonies decline has been increasing in Europe. Neonicotinoids, a group of widely-used insecticides are accused of being one of the main culprits

The present work aimed to develop an optimized liposomal formulation for enhancing the anti-viral activity of propolis against COVID-19.

It is certain that we are engaged, willingly or not, in an energy and environmental transition. Commercial beekeeping will not escape this groundswell.

The present study was carried out to determine an optimum honeybee colony’s carrying capacity of selected valleys dominated by Ziziphus spina-christi and Acacia tortilis in the Al-Baha region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Several articles on conservation of native crop pollinators in organic farming systems

EFSA adopted and published in 2013 a guidance document on the risk assessment of plant protection products on bees

As alternative potentially more direct “broad-spectrum” signalling mechanism–based COVID-19 therapeutics, several natural and synthetic PAK1-blockers such as propolis, melatonin, ciclesonide, hydroxy chloroquine (HQ), ivermection, and ketorolac, which are readily available in the market, are introduced here.

Identification of spores of the Paenibacillus larvae, Ascosphaera apis and Nosema spp. in samples of honey, pollen and royal jelly.

Feral honey bee populations have been reported to be in decline due to the spread of Varroa destructor.