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Development of appropriate surveillance systems for honey pests and diseases in Uganda (Rothamsted International Fellowship)
Visiting researcher Dr. Robert Kajobe, Chief Apiculturist at National Agricultural Research Orgnisation (NARO), Livestock Health Research Institute in Tororo, collected honey bees from across 10 contrasting ecological zones in Uganda. He used the facilities at Fera to screen these bees for a range of honey bee pests and diseases. For further details about this project and other National Bee Unit International development work, please see our International Development pages.
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