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High mortality among bee colonies in Netherlands

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Netherlands
Climate/Environment
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Updated Mar 28, 2023
Last winter was a tough period for the bees in the Netherlands. Recent research from the Bee Foundation shows that 37% of honey bees did not survive the winter months this year. Last year it was still 18.4%. The cause of the high bee mortality is not yet clear. There are suspicions that the varroa mite played an important role. This is a parasite that feeds on the juices of larvae and adult bees, which weakens bee colonies.
Last winter was a tough period for the bees in the Netherlands. Recent research from the Bee Foundation shows that 37% of honey bees did not survive the winter months this year. Last year it was still 18.4%. The cause of the high bee mortality is not yet clear. There are suspicions that the varroa mite played an important role. This is a parasite that feeds on the juices of larvae and adult bees, which weakens bee colonies.
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