Beekeepers can treat verroa mites using enzymatic or chemical methods, followed by a six-month break before the next treatment.

“So often times what a beekeeper will do is they'll treat for vero and there's a variety of ways to treat from from enzyatic sort of natural enzyatic waste to more chemical treated waste that will kill the the the veromite in the brood. And this basically they can do this once or twice and then then there's a six-month break.”