Ohio State University offers a free beekeeping webinar on July 16 at 6 AM PST (9 AM Eastern) featuring Thomas Janini, Associate Professor with The […] Read More
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Continue to check for swarm cells each 7 – 10 days Blackberry, the major lowland Puget Sound nectar flow, starts in June and lasts 2-4 […] Read More
We hope to see you at May meeting this Tuesday, the 24th! 6:30 Pre Meeting Lesson 7:00 PSBA Announcements 7:30 Main Meeting Presenter: Franclyn Heinecke, […] Read More
People with questions about using pesticides correctly now can get answers on their smartphones and tablets, thanks to expanded online services offered by the National […] Read More
Ohio State University offers a free beekeeping webinar on June 18th at 6 AM PST (9 AM Eastern) featuring Alex Zomchek, Master Beekeeping Instructor with […] Read More
The following beekeeping courses are organized by Washington State University, Department of Entomology: Rearing high quality queens WSU-Pullman – Saturday, August 2, 2014 Mt. Vernon […] Read More
Marla Spivak, University of Minnesota professor of entomology and 2010 MacArthur Fellow (see here her TED talk “Why bees are disappearing”) will deliver the keynote […] Read More
In celebration of the pollinator week (June 16-22) PSBA is proud to support screenings of the documentary “More Than Honey”. Come join us – PSBA beekeepers […] Read More
June is a busy month for honeybee keepers. Population in newly installed packages is increasing as is the population in over-wintered hives. Take notice and […] Read More
Are you concerned about the destructive effects of Varroa mites? Do you want to help developing Varroa mite treatments? Here is a great opportunity for […] Read More