In this article, we have a look at chalkbrood and how to deal with it. This fungal pathogen of bees is a minor nuisance most of the time, but when there is a flare-up, you do need to do something about it.
When the chalkbrood goes black, it produces ascospores, which will then infect the cell, and the next larvae to grow in that cell will get infected with chalkbrood as well.
2.What Happens When You Get An Outbreak Of Chalkbrood In Bees?
Maintaining healthy apiaries, and increasing the genetics in your apiary, so that it can adapt, and evolve to be suited to your conditions is an important part of managing your beekeeping.