Want to become a beekeeper?
Now is an excellent time to sign up for a class. Learn now and start beekeeping this spring.
How you can help honey bees
- Eliminate garden pesticides
- Plant flowers that bees like
- Provide bee habitat
- Let garden vegetables flower
- Support local beekeepers
If you see a swarm of bees
Don’t panic. Call 651-436-7915. Swarming honey bees do not want to hurt you. They’re just on their way to a new home. If you think they are honey bees, we can help.
Youth Beekeeper Scholarship
The scholarship is an excellent way to introduce beekeeping to an interested young person between the ages of 12 and 17.
Upcoming Events
July In-Hive Demonstration
Due to Covid-19 this and all future Hive Demonstrations will not be held until further notice
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“The Pollinators” film will be shown remotely to our membership on Vimeo. The film will be followed by an 8:45pm panelist discussion on Zoom Please refer to your July newsletter…
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Making Creamed Honey! Please check your July newsletter for Zoom access link
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We will greatly miss our Annual Family Picnic this year! In its place we are holding a Zoom webinar on the removal and extraction of honey supers!
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Webinar Topics~ Wax rendering, & Varroa Mites: These topics may seem unrelated but they are timely! Please join us to learn how to render wax, and how to treat mites.…
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Ginger Reuter will demonstrate Candle making Please refer to your September newsletter for the Zoom link
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