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Evesham Beekeepers' Association is pleased to offer members a full programme of apiary sessions, talks and workshops for 2025. Forthcoming events will be advertised here.
April
April
Tuesday 29th, 7.00pm - Workshop: Swarm Collection & Aftercare, Bee Shed, Pershore College
May
May
Sunday 18th, 2.00pm - Apiary & Workshop: Comb Changing & Nosema Diagnosis, Bee Shed, Pershore College
Friday 30th, 7.00pm - Workshop: Honey Extraction, Pershore Press Production Unit, Pershore College
National and Regional events
National and Regional events
May
May
Thursday 8th - Sunday 11th - RHS Malvern Spring Festival, Three Counties Showground. Members wanted to help on Worcs BKA stand
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Online learning, practical courses and resources
Online learning, practical courses and resources
Don’t forget, in addition to the sessions run by EBKA there are still plenty of opportunities to develop your beekeeping knowledge. Webinars do offer a real opportunity to hear speakers from around the world covering a vast array of topics. Here are a few suggestions:
Ken and Dan Basterfield offer a number of webinars and courses through their company Advanced Beekeeping Courses. Join live for a small fee and interact with their Q&A, or replay a recording in your own time. Find out more: www.advancedbeekeeping.org.uk
Members and other interested parties are advised to visit Beekeeping Events beekeeping.events, a website set up to collect information on webinars organised by BBKA, local beekeeping branches (check they are open to all) and BIBBA.
The BIBBA website has an education section which includes links to recommended You Tube videos, plus a series of webinar recordings filmed in 2021 covering topics suitable for beginners through to advanced beekeepers. All of which can be accessed from their website: bibba.com
BeeBase is the Animal and Plant Health Agency's (APHA) National Bee Unit website. Their newly refreshed and updated website www.nationalbeeunit.com provides a wide range of apicultural information for beekeepers, to help keep colonies healthy and productive. All beekeepers are encouraged to sign up to BeeBase. Log in details for those already registered remain the same.
I hope you find some interesting resources and look forward to seeing you at a session in 2025.
Rhona Toft, Programme Secretary
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