Pests and threats 6 bài
Ants, phorid flies, lizards and mould — spotting them early.
Keeping records: the dullest job with the highest return
A few lines per colony over a few years tell you which lineage to propagate, which corner yields, and when to harvest.
Termites and wood borers: they destroy the house, not the bees
Termites do not eat bees, but they hollow out stands and boxes. A collapse in the wet season takes the colony with it.
Robbing: when other colonies come for the honey
In lean months colonies target each other, and it often starts right after you harvest. How to spot and stop it.
Pesticides and stingless bees: recognising poisoning
A colony dying within a day or two with no signs of disease is almost always chemical. What to look for and what can be done.
Mould inside the box is a damp problem, not a disease
White fuzz on the lid is almost always drainage and ventilation. How to tell it from an actual brood disease.
Parasitic flies: the threat nobody warns beginners about
Flies laying eggs in a nest destroy the brood from inside while the box still looks fine. Early signs and what to do.
A single-origin stingless bee honey from our own apiary in Trang Bang, Tay Ninh. Harvested and bottled by batch, traceable to the colony.
Vietnamese stingless bee honey, built for export
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