Online this year - for obvious reasons, the National Honey Show is taking place this week Thursday 22 October - Saturday 24 October. You'll be able to link into some demonstrations and a variety of talks. Everyone is welcome and is free. All you have to do is register beforehand - go to https://www.honeyshow.co.uk to find out...
Roger was brought up on a farm in West Sussex and started beekeeping in 1963. He has travelled widely, speaking on and demonstrating practical beekeeping, where his down to earth approach gained by observation, lateral thinking and being taught by many colonies of honey bees for over 50 years is appreciated. He is privileged to...
Roger was brought up on a farm in West Sussex and started beekeeping in 1963. He has travelled widely, speaking on and demonstrating practical beekeeping, where his down to earth approach gained by observation, lateral thinking and being taught by many colonies of honey bees for over 50 years is appreciated. He is privileged to...
We are delighted to confirm that Peter Davies, Regional Bee Inspector for the Southern England will be giving a virtual talk on 'A week in the life of a regional bee inspector' at in which he will cover matters such as the preparatory work they do and the range of tasks the undertake (including honey sampling)...
Roger was brought up on a farm in West Sussex and started beekeeping in 1963. He has travelled widely, speaking on and demonstrating practical beekeeping, where his down to earth approach gained by observation, lateral thinking and being taught by many colonies of honey bees for over 50 years is appreciated. He is privileged to...
Again online this year, Hampshire Beekeepers Association are holding their web convention on Saturday 14 November. They will be hosting a couple of interesting talks on how far bees will fly for pollen and the life of the Queen . You will need to pre-book and the cost is £5. For more information go to...
Presenters: Panel drawn from previous speakers Presentation: “Answering Your Questions" The National Bee Improvement Programme is one of the most radical proposals ever put to beekeepers in our part of the world. We can only improve our bees if we understand them. Much of the teaching, especially of beginners, is based on imported bees, so...
