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  • From: Steve Gabriel <steve AT fingerlakespermaculture.org>
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  • Subject: Fwd: 2/7: Beginning Beekeeping class (register by 1/31)
  • Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 12:52:18 -0500



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 2/7: Beginning Beekeeping class (register by 1/31)
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 17:36:54 +0000
From: Sandra J. Repp <sjr37 AT cornell.edu>
Reply-To: Sandra J. Repp <sjr37 AT cornell.edu>
To: TC-HSC-L <TC-HSC-L AT list.cornell.edu>, NWAEG-L <NWAEG-L AT list.cornell.edu>, SUSTAINABLE_TOMPKINS-L <SUSTAINABLE_TOMPKINS-L AT list.cornell.edu>, "funschooling AT yahoogroups.com" <funschooling AT yahoogroups.com>
CC: Monika Roth <mr55 AT cornell.edu>, "President AT flbeeclub.com" <President AT flbeeclub.com>


The Finger Lakes Beekeepers Club will offer a 1-day introduction to beekeeping class, details below:

When: Saturday, February 7, 2015 from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Registration starts at 8:30am.
Where: The Cayuga Nature Center1420 Taughannock Blvd  Ithaca, NY 14850-9510

Registration details:
Pre-registration:  $15 (FLBC Member) or $20 (nonmember)
On-site registration: $20 (FLBC Member) or $25 (nonmember)

Register online with a credit card at: https://squareup.com/market/FLBeeclub/beginners-beekeeping-workshop or to pre-register with a check, download the form here: http://flbeeclub.com/images/registration2015.pdf.
Preregistration ends on January 31, 2015.


Workshop  Topics

Morning topics are held seminar-style, with a break in between.  After the speaker finishes, you will have an opportunity for Q&A.

·         Basic honey bee biology: an overview of honey bees and how they live, forage, navigate, make honey, and survive from year to year. Speaker: Linda Mizer

·         Hive equipment and hive types: an overview on the basic hive equipment available for hobby beekeepers. Speaker: Lesli Sagan

·         Getting started with your bees: How many hives should you have and why? Where do you put them in your county or on your property? Where do you get equipment? How to you get bees? What happens when you get those bees? Speaker: David Hopkins

·         A year in the bee yard: What should (or can) you do with your bees and when? Speaker: Peter Borst

·         Frames - the foundation of a good hive: how to assemble the key component of a hive, as well as maintaining your frames to help insure a healthy bee colony. Speaker: Robert Kozlowski

Participants will receive a copy of Penn State Extension's Beekeeping Basics beginner's guide.

We will have light refreshments during the workshop. We recommend you bring a brown bag lunch.


And more!

This year, we will raffle exciting door prizes (including a package of bees ($110 value). In addition, representatives from Hungry Bear Farms will be on-site to equip you!


Questions?  Contact Shelley Stuart ( President AT flbeeclub.com)

 

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