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CATDOLL: How to treat bee crawling disease in honey bees?

1. How to treat bee crawling disease?

For stubborn bee disease, jujube flower disease, paralysis disease caused by unknown reasons and bee disease caused by fungi: "Bai Jun Sha Mie Wang" and "Compound Sheng Jun Yin" can be used together.

Guidance:

[4-6 bottle caps of Compound Bacteria Drink and 10 grams of "Bai Bacteria Killing King", mixed with 2000-3000 ml of syrup, poured on the frame beams of 20-30 bee colonies to force-feed the bees. It can cure crawling bee diseases caused by all reasons (except mite damage). Feed it once a night for three times in a row. It is guaranteed to be cured.] These two medicines can be used together to treat crawling bee diseases caused by any reason (except mite damage) and can also cure chalk disease.

Honey

The therapeutic effects of honey include: beauty care, skin care, anemia treatment, sleep improvement, and liver protection. Take 1-2 tablespoons of honey and vinegar each, with warm water, 2-3 times a day, on time. Long-term persistence can make rough skin become tender and moisturized.

In order to prevent the prevalence and spread of bee climbing disease, you can use "Anti-climbing Bee No. 1" for prevention and treatment, or "Feng Baike" and "Zhi Climbing Ling" for prevention and treatment. The drugs are safe and have no side effects on bees. The prevention and treatment effect can reach more than 92%. It is recommended that beekeepers must use drugs reasonably according to the actual situation in the area. In order to avoid delaying the disease, carefully refer to the instructions for use of drugs such as "Anti-climbing Bee No. 1" for correct use.

Precautions:

① Strengthen feeding management. According to the characteristics and transmission routes of spiroplasmosis, beekeepers should formulate practical and comprehensive prevention and control measures, select disease-free bee colonies with strong disease resistance as queen bee colonies, ensure vigorous egg laying by queen bees, strengthen colony strength, improve disease resistance, and promptly and strictly disinfect honeycombs, beehives and utensils.

② Ensure that there is sufficient high-quality feed in the bee colony. Maintaining sufficient feed reserves in the bee colony all year round is an important guarantee for the health of the bee colony. Do not use fermented and moldy honey or pollen as feed for the bee colony, and do not use feed containing nectar as winter feed for the bee colony, so as not to induce spiroplasmosis.

③ Clean up dead bees in time. The pathogens in the dead bees can still survive for a long time, which is the basis for repeated infection of bees. Therefore, the dead bees must be cleaned up in time and buried in the soil or burned in a centralized manner.

Bee crawling disease is an adult bee disease caused by Spiroplasma pathogens. In the affected bee colonies, dead bees pile up in piles at the mildest, and the entire bee colony may be destroyed at the worst. The occurrence of this disease is closely related to temperature and humidity. According to our investigation, the site lacks sunlight all year round, is low-lying and humid, the surrounding environment is dirty, the water source is unclean, the beehives and honeycombs are not cleaned and disinfected, and the humidity in the hives is too high, which are all causes of crawling disease; especially when the weather is cold and rainy for a long time, the bee colonies cannot fly and excrete, which can easily cause crawling disease. In spring, the temperature gradually rises, and the bees begin to clean the nests to expand the insect breeding area, which makes them susceptible to infection; in summer, the bees fly freely and can remove the excrement in the nests, so the bees are less infected and the mortality rate decreases; there is a small peak in autumn, and the temperature drops in winter, and the crawling disease decreases.

1. Symptoms and symptoms. The initial symptoms of bee climbing bee disease are not obvious, and bees can participate in collection activities. However, as the disease progresses, sick bees begin to gather in large numbers in the gaps in the nest or on the edge of the frame beam, and do not go up to the spleen to protect their offspring. They gradually show sluggish movements, dull body color, crawl out of the box, and extend their proboscis. Finally, they lose the ability to fly, crawl and die in front of the nest door, or die in groups of three or five in the concave grass. After dissection, it was found that the midgut of the sick bees was swollen, milky white, with unclear ring patterns and loss of elasticity. Bee climbing bee disease mainly harms young and middle-aged bees, and also infects queen bees and drones. After the queen bee is infected, it quickly stops laying eggs and dies. Therefore, seriously ill bee farms all lose queen bees to varying degrees. Bee spiroplasm disease usually manifests itself in acute and chronic types when it harms bee colonies. Acute diseased bee colonies are seriously ill, and a large number of crawling bees can be observed around the beehives, and the strength of the diseased bee colonies declines rapidly; chronic diseased bees are lighter than acute diseased bees, and diseased bees can be observed gradually crawling out of the bee colony. The order in the bee colony is basically normal, but the colony is not growing. There are two main ways of transmission of spiroplasmosis, namely the bodies of sick and dead bees and the flowers of nectar plants.

2. Drug control. In order to prevent the prevalence and spread of bee climbing disease, you can use "Anti-climbing Bee No. 1" for control, or "Feng Baike" and "Zhi Climbing Ling" for control. The drugs are safe and have no side effects on bees. The control effect can reach more than 92%. It is recommended that beekeepers must use drugs reasonably according to the actual situation in the area. In order to avoid delaying the disease, carefully refer to the instructions for use of drugs such as "Anti-climbing Bee No. 1" for correct use.

3. Preventive measures. ① Strengthen feeding management. According to the characteristics and transmission routes of spiroplasmosis, beekeepers should formulate practical and feasible comprehensive prevention and control measures, select disease-free bee colonies with strong disease resistance as queen breeding colonies, ensure vigorous egg-laying of queen bees, strengthen colony strength, and improve disease resistance. Honeycombs, beehives and utensils should be strictly disinfected in time. ② Ensure that there is sufficient high-quality feed in the bee colony. Maintaining sufficient feed reserves in the bee colony for a long time is an important guarantee for the health of the bee colony. Do not use fermented and moldy honey and pollen as feed for the bee colony, and do not use feed containing nectar as wintering feed for the bee colony to avoid inducing spiroplasmosis. ③ Clean up bee corpses in time. The pathogens in the dead bee corpses can still survive for a long time, which is the basis for repeated infection of bees. Therefore, the bee corpses must be cleaned up in time and buried in the soil or burned in a centralized manner.

2. About Honeybee Diseases

It seems that there is a parasite that causes large numbers of bees to die. It could also be drug poisoning. Nowadays, no pesticides are used to grow anything.

3. Honey bee diseases

Go to a pesticide store and ask if they sell bee medicine. If you tell the store staff, they will know.

4. What are the two diseases and one insect of bees?

1. Bacterial larvae

American foulbrood: The pathogen is Bacillus larvae G+, and the larvae die after capping;

European foul brood: Apis mellifera G+, 2-3 day old larvae die;

Treatment method: Spray or feed 0.05g of erythromycin for every 10 frames of bees, once every other day, and use 5-7 times as a course of treatment.

2. Bacterial bee disease

Bee septicemia: Bee septicemia Bacillus G-, adult bees die and disintegrate;

Bee paratyphoid: Paratyphoid G-, adult bees have diarrhea and die;

Treatment method: Spray or feed 0.025 grams of norfloxacin for every 10 frames of bees, once every two days, and use 5-7 times as a course of treatment.

3. Viral larval disease

Cystic brood disease: Cystic brood disease virus, larvae die after capping;

Bee pupal disease: bee pupal disease virus, pupae die;

Treatment method: Spray or feed 0.05 g of amantadine hydrochloride tablets for every 10 frames of bees, once every other day, and use 5-7 times as a course of treatment.

4. Viral bee diseases

Bee spiroplasmosis: Bee spiroplasmosis virus, adult bees die;

Treatment method: Spray or feed 0.05 grams of erythromycin for every 10 frames of bees, once every other day, and use 5-7 times as a course of treatment.

Acute and chronic paralysis: Acute and chronic paralysis virus, adult bees die;

Treatment methods: 1. Spray or feed 0.05g of amantadine hydrochloride tablets for every 10 bee frames, once every other day, and use 5-7 times in a row as a course of treatment; 2. At night, feed the bees with sugar water and sprinkle 10-15g of sublimated sulfur from the frame beam of the super. All sick bees should be driven out of the box within 2 days to kill the virus. However, it will affect the secretion of worker bees within 2 weeks, and they need to be fed eggs (mix one egg per box per day into the syrup) to supplement protein.

5. Fungal larvae

Chalk disease: Acinetocephalus, larvae die and become calcareous;

Treatment method: Take 5 tablets of nystatin and dissolve them in 1 kg of lime and water and spray them on the spleen. You can also spray the diseased larvae directly.

6. Fungal bee disease

Sporozoan disease: Bees are infected with microsporidia, and adult bees suffer from diarrhea and die;

Amebiasis: Malpighian amoeba, adult bees die of diarrhea;

Treatment method: add 4 ml of vinegar to 1000 ml of syrup, 250 ml/time 10 frames of bees

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