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Mite resistant honey bee queens are in short supply, how is the Northern Queen Initiative helping?

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In the context of sustainable beekeeping, queen producers focus on mainstream or 'mutt' queen varieties rather than specialized breeding programs driven by selective breeding protocols. Queen rearing practices continue to evolve through market dynamics and influence the availability of regionally-adapted genetics - this presentation discusses what we are doing with the Northern Queen Initiative and how other programs can adopt or modify our successes. James Lee's YouTube: @JamesLeesBees Learn more or donate to the Northern Queen Initiative: http://www.sbgmi.org/nqi Order queens from the NQI Queen Portal: http://www.sbgmi.org/queenportal Subscribe to the SBGMI Newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/hToTyj Join the SBGMI: https://www.sbgmi.org/membership Stay up to date on our premium speaker events: https://www.sbgmi.org/shop Members receive annual access to premium content and 2022, 2023 and 2024 Virtual Winter Conference Recordings featuring Dr. John Harbo, Dr. Jamie Ellis, Dr. David Peck, Troy Hall, Cory Stevens, Dr. Robyn Underwood, Michael Bush, Nathalie B. Kim Flottum, Randy McCaffrey 629Dirtrooster, Dr. Stephen Martin, Melanie Kirby, Stephen Repasky, Ang Roell, Dr. Karia Wagoner, Ryan Williamson, Adrian Quiney, and Les Crowder! beekeeping 101,beekeeping for beginners,how to start beekeeping,beekeeping business,beekeeping classes,beekeeping basics,beekeeping tips,combining hives,november tips,treating varroa mites,varroa mite,queen failure,queen breeding,how to inspect a hive, requeening a hive,beekeeping,northern beekeeping,controlling mites,drone honey bee,honey,queen bee,beekeeper,bees,honey bees,james lee's bees,james lees bees, november tips, treating varroa mites, queen breeding, combining hives, drones, game of drones, bob binnie

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