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In 12 weeks, the number of mites in awesternhoneybeehive can multiply by (roughly) 12.
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This parasite apparently also infects thewesternhoneybee.
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Westernhoneybeecolonies may suffer protein stress when working alfalfa only, due to shortage of one of the amino acids comprising the pollen protein, isoleucine.
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Western honey bees prefer nest cavities approximately 45 litres in volume and avoid those smaller than 10 or larger than 100 litres.
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Western honey bees, however, do not like being struck in the head repeatedly and learn to defeat this action by drawing nectar from the side of the flower.
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When western honey bees are used to pollinate alfalfa, the beekeeper stocks the field at a very high rate to maximize the number of young bees.
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