The Control of Varroa Destructor in Apis Mellifera by the Isolation of the Brood Area

Varroa destructor is a parasitic of honeybees that, beginning in the 1960´s, has become a worldwide serious economic problem. Although there are miticides capable of controlling the infestation they contaminate the honey. In this paper I question if it is possible to implement a perfectly different strategy that is to isolate the brood area from the exterior where the forager-bees stay in just in the honey area. To decrease management costs, I also question if it is possible to have a super-colony with up to 30 queen-bees isolated brood areas that share the same honey area