Nothing new here, just the latest USDA report on Honey Bee Health. Mostly the same stuff we've known and heard about for several years now. While it's labeled a "report", and you might get the impression it was developed by the Agencies themselves, it seems to have come out of a recent Symposium or Conference, with several research and discussions questions for the community that came out of the gathering. Very much worth the read, even if you're already familiar with the topics.
Press Release via EPA:
http://yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.nsf/0/E04602A5E7AA060685257B5F004A12D3
Actual report via USDA (link at bottom of EPA Press Release):
http://www.usda.gov/documents/ReportHoneyBeeHealth.pdf
Varroa Destructor is noted as still "... the single most detrimental pest of
honey bees, and is closely associated with overwintering colony declines."
[Science] USDA and EPA on Honey Bee Health
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