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What is Bee Farming? Routes into the Industy. 45; Bee Farmer Journal. 45; Location Map of Members. 45; What is Bee Farming? 45; Routes into the Industy.

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Why join Conwy Beekeepers? Apiary sites offered or wanted. Buying and selling nucs of bees. How to transfer bees from a 5-frame nucleus hive. Honey extracting kits for hire. Preparing the bees for winter. Measuring beehive stores in winter. What do you use beeswax for? Planting a bee garden. How to win prizes at the Honey Show. A History of Conwy Honey Fair.

We can teach you about beekeeping and get you started. From April to the end of September we run apiary sessions for our members every Thursday evening. If you would like to come along for a taster session please contact one of the people on the Contact Us page. New members are welcome at our monthly indoor meetings, which are held from September to March. go to our Starting Beekeeping page.

Want to Keep Bees? Click for further details. Events in the pipeline - watch this space! In Tilford, Surrey. Hives sound, weatherproof, protected against intruders. Regularly clear entrances of dead bees. Water source in a nearby sunny position. Heft hives regularly to ensure sufficient stores. Emergency feed fondant if needed.

Welcome to the website of the Holsworthy branch of the Devon Beekeepers Association. We hope that the website will be of interest to branch members, other beekeepers and anyone who would like to know more about the fascinating world of beekeeping. All who are interested in beekeeping are very welcome to attend the meetings, full details can be found on the calendar page. We hope that once you have attended a meeting you will want to join us as a fully paid up member.