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Just because we’re all supposed to stay apart these days doesn’t mean we can’t learn from each other. With many of us receiving bee packages this week, our vice president Todd takes us through some equipment basics.

When: 7:00-9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 3Where: Meadowbrook Farm Park, 1711 Boalch Ave NW, North Bend We’re getting closer to spring, and that means if you’ll be receiving new packages this year, it’s getting “real” in terms of getting your hives … Continue reading →

6:45 – Check-in and membership renewal 7:00 – Bee-ginner Beekeeping Q&A – Dave and Todd will do a quick recap of the Winter Beekeeping presentation from last month with a Q&A/panel discussion following. 7:30 – Refreshments and club announcements 8:00 … Continue reading →

6:45 – Check-in and membership renewal 7:00 – Bee-ginner Beekeeping Q&A – all Q&A! Bring your questions 7:30 – Refreshments and club announcements 8:00 – Learn how to make mead! You’ve got gallons of fermentable honey in your garage? We … Continue reading →

6:45 – Check-in and membership renewal 7:00 – Bee-ginner Beekeeping and Q & A – Wrapping up Winter Preparation. 7:30 – Refreshments and club announcements 8:00 – Danny Najera, PhD will be sharing his knowledge on how bees find nectar … Continue reading →

It’s a special meeting coming up on Tuesday, September 3. It’s election night! All active members are eligible to nominate and vote for officers and open trustee positions. In addition, the raffle drawing for the nuc will be held at … Continue reading →

When: 7:00-9:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 6 (apiary at 6:00)Where: Meadowbrook Farm Park, 1711 Boalch Ave NW, North Bend 6:00 Apiary demonstration6:45 Check-in7:00-8:00 Club announcements and Basic Beekeeping8:00-9:00 Guest speaker

With the blackberry bloom about to ramp up, by our June 4 meeting your bees should have had plenty of good flying days – and plenty of blackberry to feast on. Get your supers on! Our main speaker on June … Continue reading →

If April showers bring May flowers, then imagine the blooms that must be in store. May also means the return of apiary demonstrations! Bring your protective gear and your inquiring minds and learn from an experienced beekeeper about what to … Continue reading →