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Discover new meetings around Maryland and around the world. Read More …
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Enrollment opens April 3. Class is May 2. An all-day queen rearing class opportunity. You will learn queen and drone biology, the importance of timing for raising your own queens, various queen rearing methods, queen evaluations, resources needed and how to be successful in rearing your own stock. This class will include hands on grafting practice. Read More …
AUDIO RECORDING of meeting, and TROPI SLIDES AVAILABLE! QUEEN REARING! MSBA assembled an elite panel of experts to guide us through key components to successfully raise our own queens! Read More …
NEW BEE LAB needs our support! MSBA is raising funds to launch the Lamas Bee Lab. Zac Lamas is creating a lab, from scratch, after DOGE disrupted honey bee research at the USDA. Now, MSBA has launched a fundraiser for the Zac Lamas Bee Lab at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. To kickoff our fundraiser, and jumpstart the lab setup, MSBA gave Zac’s Lab $10,000. Zac applied these initial funds toward a special freezer to keep specimens at -80℉, and Read More …
DEWEY CARON! – World renowned bee expert IN PERSON! Plus a line up of great bee talks. AND come celebrate the 50th anniversary of MD’s Association of Southern Maryland Beekeepers
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Honey Show! Elections! Important Presentations on rearing hygienic queens
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Please LET US KNOW! Take this very short survey about varroa management. Complete the survey for A CHANCE TO WIN A NUC! Aggregated results will be presented at APIMONDIA by MSBA Treasurer Lisa Marie Ghezzi. SURVEY CLOSES AUG 15! Read More …
RECORDING & AI NOTES AVAIL! Special guests include Guam Beekeeper Chris Rosario, sharing banded hornet invasion stories, and Dave Dobbs with tips and tricks for using beeswax Read More …
RECORDING AVAILABLE. The sudden colony losses this year resulted in efforts to survey beekeepers regarding their losses, and USDA scientists traveled to collect samples from colonies in the field. In this public, free webinar we will share information with stakeholders about our activities and progress analyzing the survey data and the samples taken. Read More …