Skip to content
  • Home
  • About
    • About PSBA
    • Meetings
    • Membership
    • PSBA Leadership
    • Event Calendar
    • Apiary Work Parties
  • The PSBA Buzz
    • Read The PSBA Buzz
    • Newsletters
  • Honey Bees
    • Honey Bees 101
    • Bee-Friendly Gardening
    • Seeds For Bees
  • Learn
    • Learn
    • Monthly Lesson
    • Apiary Work Parties
    • Classes
    • Workshops and Events
    • Science & Research
      • Varroa Mite Monitoring Survey
  • Resources
    • Resources
    • PSBA Swarm List
    • PSBA Neighborhood Captains
    • Extractor Rentals
    • Beekeeping Supplies
    • Queens, Bees and Nucs
    • Books, Periodicals, and More
    • Beekeeping Laws
  • Get Involved
    • Get Involved
    • Volunteer at PSBA
    • Science & Research
    • Varroa Mite Monitoring Survey
  • PSBA Store
  • Donate

Puget Sound Beekeepers Association

Supporting bees, beekeepers and the community.

  • Home
  • About
    • About PSBA
    • Meetings
    • Membership
    • PSBA Leadership
    • Event Calendar
    • Apiary Work Parties
  • The PSBA Buzz
    • Read The PSBA Buzz
    • Newsletters
  • Honey Bees
    • Honey Bees 101
    • Bee-Friendly Gardening
    • Seeds For Bees
  • Learn
    • Learn
    • Monthly Lesson
    • Apiary Work Parties
    • Classes
    • Workshops and Events
    • Science & Research
      • Varroa Mite Monitoring Survey
  • Resources
    • Resources
    • PSBA Swarm List
    • PSBA Neighborhood Captains
    • Extractor Rentals
    • Beekeeping Supplies
    • Queens, Bees and Nucs
    • Books, Periodicals, and More
    • Beekeeping Laws
  • Get Involved
    • Get Involved
    • Volunteer at PSBA
    • Science & Research
    • Varroa Mite Monitoring Survey
  • PSBA Store
  • Donate
February 4, 2018

Resources

February 4, 2018

Calendar

February 4, 2018

Swarms

The PSBA Buzz

PSBA Email Hack Resolution

Posted onMarch 28, 2023

Last month PSBA issued a notice to be careful opening messages from PSBA board members. Since then, we have restored and also strengthened our security.Please […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

March ’23 in the Apiary

Posted onMarch 14, 2023

Still tired from the time change? At least there is something to cheer about-Spring is 2 weeks away! I know I am anxious to see […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

2023 Final Backyard Beekeeper Beginner Class Offering

Posted onMarch 5, 2023

Magali Dieny Eaton, a Journeyman Beekeeper, is teaching our last Backyard Beekeeper Beginner Class this year on March 18 & 19 from 8:30 Am to […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

Beginners Class February 25th & 26th

Posted onFebruary 21, 2023

Tracy Klein, a Master Beekeeper, is teaching a beginners class on February 25 & 26th from 8:30 to 12:30pm each day. There are only a […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

Jeff Steenbergen – Top Bar Class – Thursday 2/23

Posted onFebruary 21, 2023

Jeff Steenbergen has a Top Bar class this Thursday 2/23 from 6-8:30pm. There is still room left. For those interested, register online.

The PSBA Buzz

February ’23 in the Apiary

Posted onFebruary 20, 2023February 20, 2023

Are you staying warm? I hope the bees are! Spring can’t be too far away. Let’s hope it is nothing like last year. I hope […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

January ’23 in the Apiary

Posted onJanuary 16, 2023January 17, 2023

January ’23 in the Apiary By Kathy Cox Say goodbye to ’22! I won’t miss it. Will you? I sure hope the spring is really […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

December ’22 In the Apiary

Posted onDecember 21, 2022December 22, 2022

By Kathy Cox Ho Ho Ho! I hope you are all enjoying the holiday season. It is a needed break from beekeeping, but don’t forget […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

OCTOBER ’22 in the Apiary

Posted onOctober 21, 2022October 21, 2022

By Kathy Cox What a weird bee season! The wet cold start was hard on the bees. I hope you were able to help your […] Read More

The PSBA Buzz

August ’22 in the Apiary

Posted onAugust 24, 2022

By Kathy Cox Oh my, it has been hot. Are your bees bearding? That is when you see bees all over the outside of the […] Read More

Posts navigation

Older posts

Get Involved

PSBA Calendar
Volunteer Opportunities
Apiary Work Parties
Learn About Beekeeping

Social Media

Puget Sound Beekeepers Association

Subscribe To PSBA Buzz

* = required field

How Can I Help Honey Bees?

  • Avoid using pesticides – insecticides don’t discriminate between insects.
  • Plant pollinator-friendly plants, especially local native ones to provide good sources of nectar and pollen.
  • Create a water source in your yard for pollinators.
  • Encourage others to plant bee-friendly gardens and to avoid pesticides.
  • Donate to PSBA!

Honey

PSBA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

psba facebook iconFind Us on Facebook

Beekeeper Quick Links:

  • PSBA Event Calendar
  • Washington State Beekeeping Forum
  • Register Your Hives!
  • PSBA Apiary Work Parties
  • PSBA Neighborhood Captains
  • Beekeeping Supplies
  • PSBA Extractor Rentals
© 2023 Puget Sound Beekeepers Association
Website by Assetlab Marketing