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Monthly Meeting

Cameron Jack will be speaking to us about control of varroa mites and use of oxalic acid.  Mites are the most threatening pest to our hives so this is an important area of beekeeping in which we are always learning.

Monthly Meeting

Swarms!  How to catch ’em. What to do with ’em! Spring is in the air and swarms are springing out of hives.  Our topic this month is how to catch a swarm.  We will be hearing from several people on the topic.  Dave will be bringing a bee vac and

Monthly Meeting

Ryan Willingham, a State of Florida inspector, will be teaching us about making splits.  There are many tips and tricks to this skill, so come and learn about it.  Splits can reduce the chance of swarming and they can allow you to expand your bee yard without having to buy

Monthly Meeting

“Introduction to Honey Bee Biology and Society” A talk on the life cycle of the Honey Bee and what makes the Bee society work so well. The different roles of the Queen, the Worker and the Drone, and how Pollen and Nectar are collected, stored and used by the entire hive.

Meeting Reminder: March 5th

Vince and Cynthia Alderman will be sharing information about their window-placed observation hive.  Yes, they have a hive that sits in their kitchen window! The bees come and go through a tube. Here are two short videos from inside the hive:  alderman_windowobshiveinmotion  the queen’s retinue — alderman_windowobshivequeenretinue It is fascinating, and

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