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Whether you’re a new beekeeper or already know your way around a hive, this 4-day online series delivers beneficial information...

Dr. Dewey Caron discusses how to read frames and hives with emphasis on how to do a necropsy on dead hives.

Mary examines how the design, management, contamination legacy, and landcape context of urban greenspaces influence their conservation...

Visit the bee yard with Ted Jones of Jones Apiaries and go thru what to do and not to do as you prepare your bees for the coming winter.

Mark talks about his experiences over 40 years of walking into apiaries, and the lessons learned from a life spent among bees...

Use this handy template to track blooms in your area. Prepare for peak foraging periods, optimize hive placement, and manage colony health..

Linda Tillman teaches how to harvest honey without using an extractor.

CBA welcomes special guest Etienne Tardiff for "Principles of Good Beekeeping and the Thermodynamics of the Hive"

American Linden ( Tila americana ) aka, basswood or "the bee-tree" is in full bloom. The regularity of this celebrated bloom is uncertain...

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Byron Martin is experimenting with Varroa Sensitive Hygenic Queens, and shares his experiences & insights...

Crucial Role of Foraging Opportunities and Soil Quality for Honey Bee Health Among the many things that beekeepers are concerned with, of...

Mark explains the process of raising local queens and his specialty of instrumental insemination. Mark is well known across the country...

Dandelions are so named because their leaves conjure up the image of a lion's tooth . That may be so, but for beekeepers, they are as...

The BIP survey is the longest national effort to monitor honey bee mortality rates in the U.S. - learn how to participate here.

Alder Bush Alder bush and other species bloom throughout the spring. The link provided will give you a comprehensive list of what blooms...

No matter what events the past winter held, spring offers renewal, and keeping bees provides a unique understanding of...

On March 2nd, 2021, at 7 pm, The Connecticut Beekeepers Association met for the annual members meeting and elected a new slate of directors

Our State bee inspector Mark Creighton has been busy on your behalf writing a federal grant that allowed him to purchase valuable bee...

New beekeepers are looking for help—mentorship makes an impact! Consider volunteering as a beekeeping mentor and help others succeed!

Join us for a 4-session online event, where you'll learn about becoming a beekeeper, or brush up on your beekeeping skills.

Here it is, November 27th, the day after Thanksgiving, and the bees in my yard are out and flying. November has been a warm introduction...

Kate is the apiarist for the Grozinger Lab and Center for Pollinator Research at Penn State University, specializing in queen rearing...

When it comes to a colony that you're expecting to winter over, the right size matters, but what do we mean by the right size, and how is it