European foulbrood office hours webinar

October 12, 2023 7:00PM - 8:30PM

This free webinar will be hosted on zoom. Register in advance.

Contact: Meghan Milbrath

Images of honey bee brood in cells.
Photos courtesy of Peter Fowler

In this free evening webinar for beekeepers, Michigan State University honey bee disease experts will cover information on the honey bee disease European foulbrood (EFB). Dr. Meghan Milbrath and Dr. Peter Fowler will give a brief overview on how to recognize signs of this disease, perform diagnostic tests, and provide recommendations on what to do if you find it in your bee yard. We will highlight some recent research and give plenty of time for examples and questions.

 

When: Oct 12, 2023 19:00 Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: European foulbrood Office Hours
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