Picture shows the IFMA Campus Caxias, in Brazil, undated. Ana Caroline Mendes engages in MaraBee, an apiculture initiative at the Federal Institute of Education Science and Technology of Maranhao (IFMA) in Caxias, northeastern Brazil. (NewsX/Bee)
Picture shows Raina Singhvi Jain from Greenwich in the US State of Connecticut, undated. The company established by Raina - who is allergic to honeybee stings - offers 3D-printed miticidal hive entrance sets at which bees are coated with a plant-based pesticide called thymol every time they access and exit the alveary. (Raina Singhvi Jain, NewsX/Bee)
Student Traumatised By Hive Cleansing Invents Anti-Varroa Shield
Picture shows Al-Nahl Honey jar, undated. Nazim Nazir started engaging in beekeeping after being unable to find pure honey at local markets back in his home district of Pulwama in the Indian-administered territory of Jammu and Kashmir back in 2017. (NewsX/Bee)