Protecting pollination in the tropics with Australian Native Stingless Bees 🐝🍯 | ABC Australia

Since the discovery of the bee disease Varroa Mite on Australia's East Coast farmers have been concerned about pollination.
A fruit grower on Queensland's Capricorn Coast saw the warning signs early and started preparing.
Landline's Halina Baczkowski has the story.
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[@user-fq8zr2jy8w]

Stingless bees are quite amazing animals, they deserve more attention.

[@Bennie32831]

Excellent stuff ✌️👏👍

[@Natures_Son]

Very interesting.

[@Serendipity_Strawberry_Farm]

Can you please advise what the company is called that provides this farmer with his beautiful hives. Thankyou

[@davidgrowsdragonfruit5301]

Hi there, I'm the farmer in the video. Most of my hives are home-made and populated, although the one I split was a Doug Irvine box since it was the only one I had ready for duplication at the time of filming. Doug Irvine only sells empty boxes (true works of art though). Plenty of others sell populated hives. Dr Tim Heard ( the other guy in the story) sells populated hives under the name 'sugarbag bees' He is based in Brisbane. Where abouts are you?
Cheers
David

[@VictorFursov]

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[@davidgrowsdragonfruit5301]

Lovely to hear from you! Wishing you and your country a safe and prosperous future, Slava Ukraini!