Committee Meeting
On-LineIf members have any questions or items for the committee meeting please send an email to waterfordbees@gmail.coom
If members have any questions or items for the committee meeting please send an email to waterfordbees@gmail.coom
Breeding for Hygienic Bees - a talk by Jack Silberrad by Cambridgeshire Beekeepers Association To treat or not to treat? About this event Cambridgeshire Beekeepers' Association are delighted to welcome […]
Simon's talk will be a balance between inspiration, techniques and technical aspects of photography to help improve knowledge and success. About this event The talk involves providing some technical detail […]
Dr. Dewey Caron, Professor, Author, Legend About this event "Reading the Hive" - How to move beyond the debris (monitoring) board and hefting without opening to read the hive. Moving to […]
A Practical demonstration for members will be held at our Dunhill Apiary on Saturday 02/10/2021 starting at 10:30am. The demonstration is about 'Preparing your Hives for Winter' This will be […]
Next in the Scotish Beekeepers Association series of free, online lectures is Prof Richard Pywell, who will be sharing more information on the National Honey Monitoring Scheme. Working in partnership […]
Which plants attract the most bees? About this event In 2011, Rosi Rollings wanted to start a plant nursery dedicated to 'plants for bees' but didn't know much about […]
Preparing for successful spring build up - Marin Anastasov, Master Beekeeper, NDB As the seasons go from autumn to winter, and from winter to spring, the colony undergoes significant changes […]
How honeybees defend themselves against attack by by giant asian hornets About this event Cambridgeshire Beekeepers' Association are delighted to welcome Professor Heather Mattila to discuss her latest research on […]
The 63rd AGM of East Waterford Beekeepers Association will be held at Dunhill Ecopark Education Centre at 7:30pm on 27/10/2021. Notification will be sent to members soon. We have will […]
Understand the evolution of natural Varroa-tolerance mechanisms in various beekeeping populations. About this event Since the arrival of the Varroa mite from Asia, millions of honey bee colonies have died. […]