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mentoring Sessions 2019
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BEE class 2019
We are building a knowledgeable beekeeping community through fellowship, classes, and events. (class page)
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CLOSED for 2018 - (seasonal event)
- 4/23, 5/14, 6/11, 7/09, and 8/13/2018,
6:00PM Meet at Joli's & Cecil's house
Inspect a couple of different hives
Bring your own protection
Weather Permitting
19201 S Clare Rd., Spring Hill KS 66083
please call 913-593-3562 or email joli@heartlandhoney.com so we'll know how many to expect for the session
$10 donation to NEKBA Scholarship Fd
Veterans are exempt for the $10 donation
(You will need Adobe Acrobat to view some documents. Please click on the link below to download a free copy.)
welcome beekeepers
Our 2019 NEKBA Bee FunDay is coming!
Bee FEED SYRUP MIXING Calculator spreadsheet
Trying to work out the sugar-to-water ratio (1:1 or 2:1) for feeding sugar syrup to your bees? Here's a link to a spreadsheet calculator. (Page Link) Download and save the calculator for future reference.
NEKBA is your Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers' Association.
Welcome, and thank you for exploring our site. Check out what's happening locally for beekeepers on our FB group site, what's going in our hives, and what's blooming in your backyards. Come back soon.
Honey production and pollination services increase significantly, and so does beekeeper enjoyment and honey bee health in general, by improving regional and independent beekeeping practices through better husbandry and recognition skills of diseases and pest problems as well as and better colony management.
Beekeeping is an increasingly popular, enjoyable, and deliciously rewarding hobby. As a local association, we offer you some advice on how to continue and get started in 2019. The association connects you with other beekeepers, and supports a common effort to promote and protect bees, and the beekeeping industry, of which we are all a part.
SUBSCRIBE TO A MONTHLY BEE MAGAZINE. STAY INFORMED.
Bee Culture Magazine(link) American Bee Journal(link)
Use the links to subscribe directly and on-line...annual subscription rates average to just $2.08 per month.
You need either or both of these monthly magazines to help keep up-to-date with beekeeping. Sign up!!! There is no excuse.
Our state affiliate, The Kansas Honey Producers' (Kansas State Beekeepers') Assoc and their newsletter February 2019 "The Cappings" (1st Quarterly). Reduced Meeting Rate!!
The Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Association has a more than 71 year legacy of supporting beekeeping from 1948 through 2019. Learn more about us. 2018 was our Platinum Jubilee !!!
Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Association
Contact US by email: beekeepers@NEKBA.org
GOOD FELLOWSHIP & GOOD BEEKEEPING
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2019 kansas honey producers October meeting! (Kansas' state beekeepers)
An monthly meeting is just not enough sometimes? Join us for a 2-day bee conference for all levels and commercial as well as hobbyist. Meeting October 18 & 19, 2019 in Wichita, KS (Friday & Saturday). Organizers are busy planning.We will have some 'work shop' presentations. See you there after another exciting beekeeping harvesting year! (KHPA link). 2 DAYS of bee education.
Our most recent NEKBA newsletter ...APRIL 2019 "Buzzer" Happy New Year !!
Next club meeting on Monday, April 15, 2019 in Lawrence, KS !
NEKBA 2019 Membership Form (download) to print & mail.
Non-members are welcome to attend meetings to learn more.
SINCE 1948 2018 was our 70th or
our Platinum Jubilee!
EXPLORING THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF BEEKEEPING TOGETHER
For honey bees and beekeepers, we give each season our best effort in making an indispensable contribution to our rich and healthy environment. It is not just because we have a special delicacy but due to our passion and responsibility to the world in which we all live.