The first annual Honey Week in Western Australia was a sweet success, according to organisers and West Australia farmers. The event’s success was a bright spot in a dark week for the industry, as new research confirmed Australian honeybees are highly susceptible to the Varroa mite - a pest that could potentially devastate the industry when it reaches Australia.
AUSTRALIA- BRIGHT HONEY WEEK, DARK FUTURE FOR THE INDUSTRY
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