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The Kentucky State Beekeepers Association
The KSBA is a statewide organization dedicated to the promotion of honeybees, beekeeping, and honeybee pollination in Kentucky. It aims to provide training in the art of beekeeping, the production of honey, and raising Queen Bees.
BEEKEEPING RELATED JOB OPENING A beekeeping related research assistant position is available at KY State University in Dr. Tom Webster's Bee Lab. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2010 Summer Kentucky State Beekeepers
Field Day
Date: June 5,
2010 (Saturday)
For more information including
tentative program
YOU MAY ATTEND IF NOT
PRE-REGISTERED
DOWNLOAD, PRINT, FILL OUT & BRING
WITH YOU
Keynote
Speaker - Gary Reuter, University of Minnesota apiculture scientist
Gary has been conducting
beekeeping research at the University of Minnesota for nearly 20 years.
Research has included
hygienic
behavior and other non-chemical beekeeping practices.
Gary's talk topics will
include:
"University of Minnesota Horizontal 2
queen system of management"
“Making Mead for Fun & Fun".
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See KSBA Presidents Page & letters! Kentucky has an ever-increasing number of local beekeeping associations, or bee clubs, in the various regions of Kentucky. These associations are a great source of beekeeping information and assistance for Kentucky beekeepers. The association publishes a bi-monthly newsletter, "Kentucky Bee Line", and holds spring, summer and fall conferences in different locations around Kentucky.
The Queen Breeding Project aims to provide the Kentucky Beekeepers with a "Kentucky" honeybee that will over-winter well and perform to its optimum capacity.
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Kentucky
has its own