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Ensure regular monitoring of bees during winters: Punjab Agricultural University

Amidst changing season with nights becoming colder and days pleasant, the entomologists of PAU have advised beekeepers to take special care of honey bees. As many as 22 beekeepers attended the monthly training camp of Progressive Beekeepers’ Association. Principal Entomologist...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:00 AM Nov 07, 2024 IST

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Amidst changing season with nights becoming colder and days pleasant, the entomologists of PAU have advised beekeepers to take special care of honey bees. - File photo

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Amidst changing season with nights becoming colder and days pleasant, the entomologists of PAU have advised beekeepers to take special care of honey bees. As many as 22 beekeepers attended the monthly training camp of Progressive Beekeepers’ Association. Principal Entomologist Dr Jaspal Singh suggested regular monitoring of bees, their extra care in winters and adoption of recommended technologies for their management during winters.

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