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Bee-killing varroa mites found 5km south of Queensland border
An outbreak of the world’s deadliest bee parasite, varroa destructor mite, has been found less than 5 kilometres from the Queensland border — the closest detection to date.
The hives in three apiaries near Boggabilla, south-east of Goondiwindi, were identified last week during a surveillance…
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