New advice on honey bee disease detection

A recent guide offers practical steps for beekeepers to spot and handle colony illnesses.

The American Bee Journal published tips on responding to diseases in honey bee colonies on June 1, 2026. The advice stresses starting inspections at the hive entrance to identify issues like dead bees or dysentery.

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