"Calm weather in June sets corn in tune."
I received Greg's email today with the July newsletter attached. One, he's cranked out another great edition for your reading pleasure; Two, where did that month go?! Our apiary has been hopping and blackberry's are blooming!
Time to get together and "talk bees" this Sunday, July 8. Usual times and place: Noon for the class and 1pm for the business meeting.
"A swarm in May is worth a load of hay; a swarm in June is worth a silver spoon; but a swarm in July is not worth a fly,..."
Sunday June 10th, at noon for the educational session and 1pm for the general meeting.
Our newsletter is available at the link below.
The date for our May meeting has been adjusted to avoid Mother's Day.
Sunday May 6th, at noon for the educational session and 1pm for the general meeting.
Our newsletter is available at the link below.
Ready for a field trip?
Time for some hands-on to go with all the books, internet surfing, and YouTubing?
The club will have a field day next Saturday, April 14th at noon. (Yes, we still have a meeting this Sunday, April 8th)
Details are in the flyer:
We have lots of activity in the Bee space this month!! Preparation for the season and arrival of new packages. Please plan to attend our next meeting - Sunday, April 8.
Dates and times for the meetings are in the newsletter - which is awesome [thank you Greg!] - and available at the link below.
We will be having our regular meeting of the North Olympic Peninsula Beekeepers` Association on March 11th. The educational section will meet at 12pm at the Port Angeles library meeting room (accessed from the atrium).
The business meeting will follow at 1pm, in the same room.
Our March Newsletter is available by clicking the link below:
We will be having our regular meeting of the North Olympic Peninsula Beekeepers` Association on February 11th. The educational section will meet at 12pm at the Port Angeles library meeting room (accessed from the atrium).
The business meeting will follow at 1pm, in the same room. Keeping with the season, we will have a general discussion about Bee types, placing bee orders, and general spring preparations.
Our February Newsletter is available by clicking the link below:
North Olympic Peninsula Beekeepers' Association - Clallam County, Washington
PO Box 3036, Sequim, WA 98382
info@nopba.org
