Mistakes Beekeepers Make! (and how to avoid them) by Tina Sebestyen Join us and learn from Masterbeekeeper Tina Sebestyen on how to avoid beekeeping pitfalls in your first years and after.
Dear friends, We'll be hosting several live hive check demonstrations around the four corners in July. These are great opportunities to see another beekeeper's apiary and work style. Stay tuned for dates, times, and locations!
This will be our first Zoom meeting of 2023! Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the latest research on bee health and bee nutrition with one of the field's leading experts, Dr. Ramesh Sagili. Learn more about Dr. Ramesh Sagili at https://horticulture.oregonstate.edu/users/ramesh-sagilih
Dr. Jon Zawislak is an assistant professor of Apiculture and Urban Entomology for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service, in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jon Zawislak will talk with us about honey bee pheromone communication. Honeybees have fascinating and intricate methods of communication, including a complex language of chemical signals known […]
Beginning beekeeping classes are taught by Tina Sebestyen, director of the Colorado Master Beekeeper Program and frequent contributor to the American Bee Journal and Bee Culture magazines. This two-day class series will cover everything you need to know to get started in beekeeping, as well as a basic understanding of 2nd-year management of honey bee […]
KAMON REYNOLDS is the co-founder of one of the largest beekeeping conferences in North America, Hive Life. Kamon runs Tennessee's Bees LLC and he has been keeping bees in N. Central Tennessee for 20 years. Kamon keeps 300 hives with his wife Laurel. Kamon and Laurel also have filmed hundreds of educational videos to help new […]
Zac is a postdoctoral researcher focusing on how Varroa feeding behavior drives viral transmission in a honey bee colony. His current work uncovered how varroa are actively feeding and switching from one adult bee to another, and that relatively few mites are responsible for a majority of parasitized bees. During his Ph.D., he was the […]
