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2014 Class Schedule – Official class listings.

Registration for the following classes is done through Si-View (http://www.siviewpark.org/ Registration opens Dec 13). “Backyard Beekeeping – Is it for me?” can be done drop-in, but pre-registration helps the instructor plan for class sizes. Backyard Beekeeping – Is it for … Continue reading

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Mead Making 101

Mead usually conjures up images of loud vikings and boisterous drinking halls. In reality, mead is a refined and delicate beverage with many subtleties, flavors, and styles. Dry mead can be a refreshing aperitif, and sweet mead does nicely as … Continue reading

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Beekeeping Uses for Political Signs

Follower Boards Inner Covers Honey collection box covers Telescoping top insulators Mite check slide board Nuc bottom boards Inner cover shim Entrance reducer Water collectors Cloake Board floor slide Queen castle dividers Wet/unextracted honey floor protectors Wax moth deterent dividers … Continue reading

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Classes at West Sound Beekeepers

Greetings from the West Sound Beekeepers Association, Our club is putting on two classes in the near future and we wanted to make sure you and all of your members are invited to sign up. 1) Beekeeping in the Pacific … Continue reading

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Honey and Mead Making 101

So, you want to make honey wine? This class offers basic information about Honey, and honey selection, including local types, nectar flows and how it affects the mead. We will also go over how to find beekeepers in your area … Continue reading

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Swarm Season Is Almost Here

It’s that time of year again folks. If you’re on the swarm list, have your swarm catching gear in order and be ready to take calls. If you’re not available to take swarms calls this season, take yourself off the … Continue reading

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More on Woodenware

Most of the woodenware was delivered to club members at the meeting last tuesday. However, there are a few no-shows who should arrange pick-up. This weekend, I’ll be around Friday evening and Saturday morning. RSVP to [email protected] so I can … Continue reading

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Woodenware Update

Woodenware was delivered this Wednesday. I’ll be breaking apart the bundles into orders on Sunday and you should be able to pick up your items at the club meeting on Tuesday.

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Woodenware Orders – Last Call

Be sure to get your woodenware orders & checks in by 2/15. Not much time left. http://snoqualmievalleybeekeepers.kinsta.cloud/store/group-buying/

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Natural Beekeeping Class – Last Call.

Introduction to Natural Beekeeping two-day class: Feb 16 & 17, 12-4 pm Meadowbrook Interpretive Center ($45 per family). There’s still room for more students. Pre-Register at Si View Parks. Drop-ins are welcome. Fee for each class includes the Washington Master … Continue reading

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