Our bee packages are in route from California and are arriving earlier than originally projected. We will be making them available for pickup on Friday April 20 from 9am to 5pm (possibly later if prearranged). (Note: If you are not … Continue reading →
Several of our members are active in the MN Honey Producers Association and our club is also working toward joining as a group. The association publishes a quarterly newsletter with a lot of good information from many sources. We have … Continue reading →
Bees will be delivered to the A-Frame at FDLTCC for distribution to our members. Nucs have been delayed a week and are now expected to be delivered on or about May 12th. Our supplier has promised to give us a … Continue reading →
Our next regular meeting will be held on Monday, April 23, 2018 at 7 pm. Doors will open at 6 pm to give people a chance to visit with other members and compare notes on the past keeping season. This … Continue reading →
Thank you for participating in the 2018 Bee Keeping and More Symposium. In order to improve our symposium we need your input! Please take a few minutes to fill out the very short survey below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2018BeeSymposium Hope to see you … Continue reading →
Elections were held at our annual meeting on October 23, 2017. Here is your slate of officers for 2018: President – Jeff Tibbetts (term ends 2018) Vice-President – Dallas McGee (term ends 2018) Secretary – Deb Drexler (term ends 2018) … Continue reading →
We are often asked, “What is the best way to learn about beekeeping?”. In addition to attending our club meetings, and participating in the Beekeeping 101 presentation at our annual seminar in February, we suggest that you seek out any … Continue reading →
It wasn’t as easy as we thought, but we have finally been able to post the two recorded talks from our seminar in February of 2017. We also have a link to a great presentation on OTS queen rearing as … Continue reading →
As a member of the NE MN Beekeepers Association, you have access to a number of useful items. Among them are two honey extractors, multiple demonstration hives, a fair booth and numerous educational displays. As a new member I recall … Continue reading →