Friendly reminder, the multi-day workshop will be held in association with the Annual meeting of the Western Apicultural Society in less than a month (September […] Read More
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Observations: Fanning, bearding, robbing You may observe unusual behaviors at your hives. Bees improve ventilation in the hive by standing on the landing in front […] Read More
Project Apis M. is looking to fund researchers with a passion for honey bees. Blue Diamond Growers has entrusted PAm with monies to petition for […] Read More
Due to difficulties finding a location, the “teach the teacher” event is rescheduled to September. We’ll meet at the Kent Station on the GRCC Kent […] Read More
The 2nd International Workshop on Hive and Bee Monitoring is accepting submission for Papers, Exhibits, and Demonstrations of Hive and Bee Monitoring Methods, Equipment, and […] Read More
It’s not too late to participate – Daniel Najera, chair of PSBA Research and Education committee, is organizing a 2 hours training session for the week of […] Read More
Activities are picking up on the Eastside for PSBA through the area captain program. Ken Argo has been contacted by several Eastside beekeepers with questions […] Read More
Friendly reminder – there is still time to sign up for the following beekeeping courses are organized by Washington State University, Department of Entomology: Rearing high quality […] Read More
Are you passionate about teaching other people about bees? Do you want to communicate PSBA values to our community? Would you like to sharpen your […] Read More
No Monthly Meeting in July! Instead come to the PSBA Picnic on Saturday July 19 in the apiary (behind Graham Visitor Center). It’s free but […] Read More