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As seen in: Victorian Country Hour, MSN Australia, ABC Melbourne, ABC News (Australia), Australia Wide, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Melbourne Breakfast, Melbourne Drive, Melbourne Mornings, New South Wales Country Hour, South Australian Country Hour and
Presenter of the Victorian Country Hour for ABC Rural. Former co-host of the Conversation Hour (VIC). Email: long.warwick@abc.net.au
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The spread of varroa is destroying hives and could impact on food production - ABC listen

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By David Claughton , Warwick Long 
| New South Wales Country Hour
As the varroa mite spreads to bees in other states, industry groups in Victoria are warning of a food crisis brought about by a lack of bees. Bee-keepers say they are losing more than half of their hives to varroa, which is increasingly resistant to the main chemicals used to control it. A report released last week suggests the sector, which pollinates a third of the nation's crops, wont have enough hives to do the job.
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Australian bull semen exports to China resume after pandemic pause

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By Justine Longmore, Warwick Long 
| MSN Australia
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Australian bull semen exports to China resume after pandemic pause

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By Justine Longmore, Warwick Long 
| ABC News (Australia)
Australian bull semen is being sent to China after a five year break as demand for premium beef in the People's Republic grows. A total of 24,000 straws of bull semen were sent in April and May this year, marking the first exports of Australian cattle genetics to China since 2021. Genetics company ABS Australia secured a major export agreement with China for Wagyu, Jersey and Holstein semen, with the potential for the inclusion of other breeds in the future.
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