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
October means fall is upon us and offers a little more time for bees to forage on the minor nectar flows from Stonecrop sedums, asters, […] Read More
Bee Lunch: English Ivy an Unavoidable Invasive I have heard that there are parts of the world that love ivy and patiently nurture it to […] Read More
If you’d like more information about honey harvesting, check out this free webinar presented by Ohio State University! “Green” Honey Harvesting is intended as a […] Read More
PSBA’s brought back its popular Q&A Beekeeper Panel for the September meeting and folks came plenty prepared to ask questions! Everything from overwintering nucs to […] Read More
PSBA’s Michael Bush Workshop was a great success…loads of fun and learning had by all! Michael Bush presented “4 Simple Steps to Healthier Bees” and […] Read More
Got something to sell? use PSBA’s marketplace – we’ll post in our printed newsletter and online. See ad policies (link at top of marketplace page) […] Read More
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