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by Prajwal Shrestha | 25-03-2020 13:47
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Colony Collapse Disorder(CCD) is a phenomenon where a large number of worker bees leave their hive, large amount of food and pollen reserve, and a few nurse bees to care for the remaining immature bees and queen or simply large scale loss of worker bees. It was first reported in the United States in 2006/07 when in two winters there occurred a large scale loss of worker bees causing weak or dead colonies, noticeable dead bees in and around the hive, kleptoparasitism, etc. It is thought that CCD is due to invasive varroa mites, poor nutrition, strees, pesticide poisoning and many more. Decreasing number of worker bees primarly first affects the hive and the apiculturist but the more affect is on the nature and we humans as 80% of our crops are pollinated by bees. Thus resulting in increase of food scarcity worldwide. Bee hive samplings of the causative agents, extending the research on the causes of CCD, restoration of habitats, maintaining bee health, decreasing stress are some of the solutions or preventive measures for CCD. Even though, the rate of CCD has now decreased we should not forget the importance of bees and their role in the ecosystem, as bees are our life.
GREEN CHEERS FROM NEPAL!! Thank you everyone! Regards, Prajwal Shrestha
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12 Comments
thank you for the info
Posted 18-08-2020 14:39
Great! thank you for sharing
Posted 31-03-2020 00:39
Wonderful report!!
Keep writing and sharing your reports with us!!!
Posted 30-03-2020 18:24
Hello
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this report
Green cheers
Warm regards
Susmita
Posted 29-03-2020 01:15
Thanks for your report.
Keep Writing
Posted 28-03-2020 12:42
Thanks for your report.
Posted 26-03-2020 23:09
Hello prajwal!!
I dont know really about the CCR.
Thank you for the report.
Posted 26-03-2020 16:57
Thanks for report
Posted 26-03-2020 10:28
Hello Kajol!!
I hope you are fine.
Thanks for sharing such an wonderful report.
Yours,
Swesha
Posted 25-03-2020 19:20
Hello kajol!!
Hope you are fine .
Thanks for sharing a wonderful report keep it up.
Yours
Soyam
Posted 25-03-2020 17:17
Nice article keep on writing!
Posted 25-03-2020 15:15
Hellio Prajwal
Thank you for your great report. You have been an great environment enthusiast and would like to see your active involvement in the platform. You have a long and bright way to go forward my dear brother.
Keep writing :)
Green Cheers
Lots of Love
Kushal Naharki
Posted 25-03-2020 13:58