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October 2018
Cheshire BKA Autumn Convention & Honey Show 2018
SPEAKERS:
Derek Mitchell ~ What is a Warm Nest to a Honeybee?
Tony Harris NDB ~ Maximising Your Honey Crop
Enid Brown ~ The Honey Harvest
Find out more »February 2019
Sustainable Bees and Queens – Kent
There is growing concern amongst beekeepers of all abilities and experience about the ever-increasing importation of bees and queens. This is on several grounds, including the possibilities of introducing pests, diseases and pathogens, aggression in subsequent generations and the unsuitability to our fickle climate. Defra has recently conducted a Queen Replacement Survey that shows the majority of beekeepers prefer home-reared queens but need help to produce them. In addition, many BKAs are unable to produce enough bees for their beginners…
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – North West
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock
Find out more »Eden Project’s 2nd Conference for Sustainable Beekeeping
B4/BIBBA are delighted to announce a second Sustainable Beekeeping Conference to be held in the beautiful Core Building at The Eden Project
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – Midlands
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock.
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – East Anglia
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock
Find out more »Central Association of Beekeepers
The annual Spring Meeting of 2019 will feature three lectures and the CABK Annual General Meeting.
Find out more »March 2019
BeeTradex
40+ Traders; bargains galore; Free lectures
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – North East
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – Chesterfield
Supported by and held in conjunction with Chesterfield BKA There is growing concern amongst beekeepers of all abilities and experience about the ever-increasing importation of bees and queens. This is on several grounds, including the possibilities of introducing pests, diseases and pathogens, aggression in subsequent generations and the unsuitability to our fickle climate. Defra has recently conducted a Queen Replacement Survey that shows the majority of beekeepers prefer home-reared queens but need help to produce them. In addition, many BKAs…
Find out more »A one day course on Beekeeping for Beginners – 2019
Tutors: Dr William Kirk and David Buckley Beekeeping is a fascinating hobby and many aspects of it appeal to people, from bee behaviour to eating honey. Honey bees have a long association with mankind because of the usefulness of their products, such as honey, beeswax, propolis and royal jelly, and an interest in obtaining these is often a motivation to start beekeeping. Beekeeping need not be expensive and you do not need a large garden in the country. A hive…
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – South West
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – Wales
CHANGING PLACES? If you have already booked on another 'Sustainable Bees' event and wish to change to this venue, please email karlcolyer@gmail.com
Find out more »Sustainable Bees and Queens – South East
This event is to help and encourage everyone from the small-scale beekeeper upwards and BKAs to produce bees and queens from local stock
Find out more »April 2019
Yorkshire BKA Conference
Lectures, workshops and discussion groups
Find out more »BBKA Spring Convention
Lectures, Workshops & Seminars, Trade Show Tickets on-sale January 2019
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August 2019
Gormanston
The 2019 annual Summer Course at Gormanston College, Co Meath promises to be another exciting week in the calendar of Irish Beekeeping. In addition to the Beginners, Intermediate, Senior and workshops levels we are planning to introduce an Apitherapy level. Our guest speaker is David Tarpy a Professor of Entomology and the Extension Apiculturist at North Carolina State University
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