Just a reminder that November 19th is PSBA’s annual business meeting (and Potluck – bring a dish!). Doors open at 6:30, Business meeting and elections will […] Read More
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An amazing gallery of insect (mainly) images taken by U.S. Geological Survey biologist Sam Droege. From the Wall Street Journal: Sam Droege, a biologist with […] Read More
2013 has been a great year for PSBA! We’ve had some great speakers, two exciting special events (Field Day w/ Randy Oliver and our Michael […] Read More
Ever wonder what those bees are really doing in there? Sure, they are cleaning, building, making honey, feeding the queen, etc., but now you can […] Read More
The day after I presented ‘Overwintering Your Bees’ at PSBA’s beginner meeting last Tuesday, I got an email from long time PSBA member (and former […] Read More
As we’re getting our bees ready for winter, one of the crucial thing to look out for is moisture inside the hive, particularly under the […] Read More
Microsoft employee and PSBA member Gerardo Delillo rallied to get PSBA in on Microsoft’s annual Employee Giving Campaign! PSBA set up a booth at the […] Read More
Bee Informed posted some great images and information regarding Parasitic Mite Syndrome that all beekeepers should study and look out for in their hives. Please read and […] Read More
University of Washington, Department of Biology The UW Department of Biology is supplementing the nation-wide ZomBee Watch program (https://www.zombeewatch.org) with our own local, intensified […] Read More
I’ve heard it said that a beekeeper’s job is never done and October is no exception. It’s a busy month with a variety of tasks – finishing winterizing tasks (when it isn’t […] Read More