Register your hive(s) as required by state law RCW15.60 – it’s easy to do and the (nominal) registration fee goes to further honey bee research […] Read More
Local vendors of bees (packages, queens and nucs) for 2016 are invited to work with PSBA and benefit our educational programs by sponsoring our purchase program for […] Read More
If you want to become a beekeeper, January is a good time to take stock of all your resources and get prepared for the season. […] Read More
Are you ready to kickoff the 2016 beekeeping season? If you aren’t quite ready, don’t worry – you’re probably not alone. And lucky you, there’s still time […] Read More
PSBA recently received this message from Washington State Beekeepers Association A pro-bee bill was introduced in the state legislature! Please contact your representatives to […] Read More
Laura and I have been keeping bees for six years now. Seems like only yesterday when someone plopped a one-deep hive in our yard and […] Read More
Around this time last year, Danny Najera spoke to PSBA about how technology was integrating with bees by tracking data from sensor devices placed into hives. Arnia, a […] Read More
November is when we hold PSBA’s annual business meeting where members get to elect trustees and officers. It is also our annual potluck dinner – so please bring a dish […] Read More
The bee colony is at its smallest in late November and December as the queen slows or stops laying altogether, creating a broodless colony. You […] Read More
Microsoft’s Giving Campaign in October celebrates the company’s effort to support the community. While employees are encouraged to donate time or money to their favorite organizations year-round, October is […] Read More