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Hives gone, but the varroa risk remains? - Murray Pioneer

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INTERSTATE beehives connected to South Australia’s varroa mite incursion have been removed from the state, however the risk of the pest spreading still remains. PIRSA last Thursday held a community meeting in Loxton to provide local beekeepers and...

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Hives gone, but the varroa risk remains? - Murray Pioneer

INTERSTATE beehives connected to South Australia’s varroa mite incursion have been removed from the state, however the risk of the pest spreading still remains. PIRSA last Thursday held a community meeting in Loxton to provide local beekeepers and...

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