The bee industry has struggled since the 2019-2020 summer bushfires with bee colony numbers plummeting during the disaster.

Technology though has come to give bee keepers a hand as they push to revive hive numbers.

Utilising bee venom, scientists has shown remarkable results for many areas of medicine and treatment. 

Di McQueen-Richardson is the Co-Founder and Co-Owner alongside her husband Scott of HoneyBee Hives. 

Di joins John Stanley to share the news about this exciting new avenue for bee keepers and lovers.

The bee industry has struggled since the 2019-2020 summer bushfires with bee colony numbers plummeting during the disaster.
Technology though has come to give bee keepers a hand as they push to revive hive numbers.
Utilising bee venom, scientists has shown remarkable results for many areas of medicine and treatment.&nbsp;
Di McQueen-Richardson is the Co-Founder and Co-Owner alongside her husband Scott of <a href="https://www.honeybeehives.com.au/">HoneyBee Hives</a>.&nbsp;
Di joins John Stanley to share the news about this exciting new avenue for bee keepers and lovers.

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