SBA News & Events

The Bee Health Improvement Partnership (BHIP) Annual Report for 2025 has recently been published on the Scottish Government Honey Bee Health pages. Below are some key details about the report: The Bee Health Improvement The post 2025 BHIP Annual Report appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Associati

With the yellow-legged (Asian) hornet being confirmed in Belfast, we understand that Scottish beekeepers are becoming increasingly concerned about the possibility of the Yellow-legged (Asian) hornet making an appearance here. The post Yellow-legged (Asian) Hornet Advice appeared first on Scottish Be

As part of the Honey Bee Health Strategy’s Implementation Plan, the Varroa map, first introduced in 2023, was developed to help identify areas in Scotland where particular care is needed The post Updated Varroa Map of Scotland appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.

Wasp & Robbing Advice Lack of nectar in late summer inevitably leads to robbing. Wasps get a bad press for robbing because they are very visible (and indeed they do The post Wasp & Robbing Advice appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.

Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to our 2024 Honey Survey. The results have been collated and can be downloaded via this link 2024 HONEY SURVEY RESULTS The post Results from 2024 Scottish Honey Survey appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.

Moving your bees to the heather? BeeBase is our best tool to monitor and control the spread of honey bee pests and diseases. However, BeeBase is only as good The post Scottish Government Update BeeBase Records appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.

Findings from the 2024 EFB Survey Report The post EFB 2024 SURVEY REPORT appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.

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Scottish Honey Survey 2024 Harvest We are looking for your help please, we are trying to provide more information on the honey market to beekeepers in Scotland, and as such, The post SCOTTISH HONEY SURVEY appeared first on Scottish Beekeepers Association.