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Dr. Farone writes a monthly article for Bee Culture Magazine starting August 2020 and recently authored biosecurity guidelines for veterinarians working in bee yards with the Honey Bee Veterinary Consortium. Check out some of Dr. Farone's latest Bee Culture articles below.
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November 2023 - Time for Some Muscle
October 2023 - How to Stop Swarming
June 2023 - AI?
May 2023 - Connections
March 2023 - State Apiarists and Veterinarians
February 2023 - A Seat at The Table
January 2023 - The Conundrum of Feral Honey Bees
December 2022 - Bees in Christendom, the Spiritual Health of Honey Bees
November 2022 - Emerging Diseases in Honeybees
October 2022 - Interview with Dr. Chris Palgrave
August 2022 - A Surgical Approach
July 2022 - The Diagnosis of the Shrew
June 2022 - The Hexagon, Under the Microscope
May 2022 - Another Arachnid
April 2022 - Immunity, Vaccines & Honey Bees: Part 2
March 2022 - Immunity, Vaccines & Honey Bees: Part 1
February 2022 - When Considering the Data
January 2022 - Not as Fun as a Volkswagen
December 2021 - An Interview with Dr. Britteny Kyle, DVM, MS
November 2021 - Euthanasia
September 2021 - Fall Planning
August 2021 - Good Help Can be Found
July 2021 - Diagnosis is a Tricky Thing
June 2021 - Sylvatic
May 2021 - The Next Generation
April 2021 - If We Only Followed the Directions
March 2021 - Sentinels
February 2021 - Diagnostic Approach pt. 3
January 2021 - Diagnostic Approach pt. 2
December 2020 - Diagnostic Approach pt. 1
November 2020 - Human-Bee Bond?
October 2020 - Biosecurity for Beekeepers
September 2020 Tropilaelosis
August 2020 - Festooning
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association:
"Veterinarians and Beekeepers: An Arranged Marriage" by Kaitlyn Mattson
This article highlights the relatively recent relationship established between veterinarians and beekeepers, which is important for monitoring antibiotic usage on bee colonies. Dr. Farone contributed information, and photos by Deidra Ressler are included.
https:www.avma.org/javma-news/2020-08-01/veterinarians-and-beekeepers-arranged-marriage
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Keystone Veterinarian -Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association Spring 2020
"Bee Medicine: Welcome to Wonderland" by Dr. Tracy Farone
This article summarizes some things veterinarians can do to get involved with bee health.
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The Veterinary Clinics of North America. Food animal practices
"Registered Medicinal Products for Use in Honey Bees in the United States and Canada" by Dr. Tracy Farone
Summarizes the various formulations of antibiotics and other drugs, and their use in treatment of honey bee maladies for the veterinary clinician
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0749072021000529?via%3Dihub
Honey Bee Veterinary Consortium
"Biosecurity Guidelines for Practicing Veterinarians in Apiaries" by Dr. Tracy Farone
Guidence for biosecurity practices for veterinarians working with apiaries in North America. Published to the HBVC website in the fall of 2020
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