Continuing my resolution to be a better beekeeper and bee steward, 2014 marks my fourth season of bee herding and while earning my Apprentice Badge […] Read More
Beekeeping used to be simple according to Denny Redman. “It used to be a lot easier to keep bees,” Redman said. “Now it’s more of […] Read More
Interested in helping PSBA educate others about bees and beekeeping? We get many requests from schools and gardening groups to provide speakers to these groups, […] Read More
PSBA supports beekeepers with information to improve their hive management practices and honey bee health. In 2013, we initiated some focused data gathering from our […] Read More
For all you early birds check out these great upcoming webinars from Ohio State University. They have their 2013 webinars available online also. Visit: https://u.osu.edu/beelab/courses/ to […] Read More
Use this month to assess, acquire, assemble, and prepare! Be sure to order nucs (nucleus colonies) or packages in time for spring installation. Resources are […] Read More
Native to the Pacific Northwest the Indian Plum is a perennial deciduous shrub with soft lime green leaves in spring. I have always heard that […] Read More
Sorry for the last minute change but due to predicted weather of 41 degrees and chance of snow , we have decided to postpone tomorrow’s […] Read More
At February’s meeting, PSBA awarded WSU’s Apiary Lab with a donation of $3000 toward the great research being done by WSU to help honey bees. […] Read More
At February’s PSBA meeting there was a point of discussion that wasn’t covered in full – and we thought it important to follow up with guidance… Does a beekeeper […] Read More