Beekeepers grapple with abandoning Varroa mite eradication strategy
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
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After the destruction of more than 30,000 bee hives, the Varroa mite eradication strategy in New South Wales has been abandoned. It's predicted to be endemic across south-east Australia in three-years.
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