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Researchers buzzing over new business to improve bee health – University News: The University of Western Australia
A new spin-out business that will help improve the health and management of the State’s bee population has been launched by UWA.
A new spin-out business that will help improve the health and management of the States bee population has been launched by The University of Western Australia.
UWA Scientific Bee Services, led by UWAs Cooperative Research Centre for Honey Bee Products, will work with the beekeeping industry to offer consulting and outreach services, and provide bees and queens for sale.
As a research facility we are best placed to offer research-backed products and services, which could help beekeepers improve…
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