US EditionFollowing massive colony loss in early 2025, new methods analyzing temperature data help beekeepers predict issues in the hive
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Following massive colony loss in early 2025, new methods analyzing temperature data help beekeepers predict issues in the hive
Research is still ongoing to identify the cause of the colony loss reported in early 2025 — elsewhere, new methods look to help beekeepers monitor their colonies’ health By KATELYN BURNS— science@theaggie.org Project Apis m. reported massive colony loss in early 2025, estimating around 1.6 million colonies lost in a report from April — a large number considering the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) estimated the total number o…
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