Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers
AssOCIATIOn
NEKBA.ORG
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 2021. 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.
NEKBA Newsletter & Document Archive (newsletter page link)
BEE class 2022
We are building a knowledgeable beekeeping community through fellowship, classes, and events. (class page)
NEKBA to print & mail Membership Form 2022 & Benefits
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welcome beekeepers
Next General Meeting is Monday, February 21, 2022 (7 pm). - in person !!!
We have posted our most current Video Listing. Be sure to 'subscribe' to our YouTube channel for when we do go public with the files!
Handouts: Beeswax Soap-Making September 2021 by Becky Tipton
It's Membership Renewal Time
It's time to re-new. Beekeeping is a life-long endeavor. We hope you'll continue to stay with us for all the benefits. Re-newing is easy. Online: Use the Paypal option (below) prompt to renew. Or by Mail:print and mail, using the 2022 membership form.
We'll be letting you know soon if you are up for renewal. Thank you for your continued support!
Looking for 2022 Bee Class Information (link)?
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.
Handouts: KHPAMaking Liquid Foaming Soap Instructions and Honey Shampooby Robin Kolterman
Our state affiliate, The Kansas Honey Producers' (Kansas State Beekeepers') Assoc and their newsletter October 2021 "Cappings" (4th Quarterly).
What color spectrum do bees see? ...
Are you listed? Sign up here for BeeCheck (formerly DriftWatch). It's a free mapping program. Beekeepers and pesticide applicators need to work together to protect apiaries.
The Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Association has a more than 73 year legacy of supporting beekeeping from 1948 through 2021. Learn more about us. 2018 was our Platinum Jubilee !!!
NEKBA “Let’s Talk Bees” Zoom Meeting. Bee problems keeping you lately? An opportunity to for Q&A discussion and to keep in touch. You have questions? We have answers! Join us...next...on Monday, 7 February 2021 @ 7:00 PM for our next Q&A. Please submit questions at anytime via email to: beekeepers@NEKBA.org. A moderator will pose questions to our experienced officer panel. Join in the conversation, “Let’s Talk Bees -via Zoom”.
See you at the next monthly meeting, Monday, 21 February 2022 at 7:00 pm - in person. Miss a meeting? Look for our NEKBA YouTube video listing.
Northeastern Kansas Beekeepers Association
Contact US by email: beekeepers@NEKBA.org
Special KHPA Series: Extracting More $$$ from your Hives
Extracting More $$$ from your Hives- these new, Free, Value-Added programs will be presented on the 3rd Thursday of each month. It is being sponsored by the Kansas Honey Producers Association. To register for this FREE presentation, use the link below. You will get an invitation link for the live presentation sent to you by email. The next program is: 20 January 2022 07:00 PM Central Time. "Making & Selling Nucleus Colonies" presented by double Master Beekeeper Kristi Sanderson. Please register in advance for this free meeting: (Link). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
GOOD FELLOWSHIP & GOOD BEEKEEPING
LEARN, SUPPORT, subscribe
We offer region specific knowledge, and support for all levels. Join, renew, register, subscribe! more
2021 kansas honey producers Association November meeting! (Kansas' state beekeepers)
A monthly meeting is just not enough sometimes? Join us for our semi-annual bee conference for all levels and commercial as well as hobbyist. Meeting Friday & Saturday, November 5 & 6, 2021. Organizers are busy planning.We will have some 'work shop' presentations. Join us for another exciting beekeeping harvesting year! (KHPA link). Two full DAYs of bee topics and education.
Our most recent NEKBA newsletter ...January 2022 'Buzzer' & November 2021 "What's Blooming" Join, re-new, or register on-line via PayPal. NEKBA 2022 Membership - form to view, print and mail. You do not need to print, mail, or email this form, if you register via PayPal.
SUBSCRIBE TO A MONTHLY MAGAZINE. STAY INFORMED.
Bee Culture Magazine (link) American Bee Journal (link)
For annual subscription rates average to just $2.08 per month this is fantastic information is right at your finger tips. It's important to keep up-to-date with the trends in biology, honey processing, and more!
We all need a little extra help in keeping our bees going.
Plenty of informative how-to articles, bee biology, and market up-dates. Regular contributors help you to learn to keep your bees healthy. Subscribe on-line or through the association (association discount on ABJ only).
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.