BIBBA are committed to helping beekeepers to improve their bees and those of the surrounding area, by raising queens from their better colonies and culling the poorer ones. Bee Improvement should be of interest to all beekeepers and for a number of reasons including temper, quietness on the combs and…
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CaSCA – Commerical and Semi-Commercial Apiarists There are many beekeepers who want to progress from small-scale beekeeping to selling hive products, or have already done so. They will probably have one or more established outlets, even if only their own. If beekeepers are selling something on a regular basis, it…
BIBBA Conference 2023
BIBBA: Supporting Practical Beekeeping The 2023 BIBBA conference will be held in Carmarthen on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd September. To help those travelling a long distance, the facility will be open to attendees from midday Friday 1st September. There will be a wide variety of topics to suit all…
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NatBIP News No13
The use of imported queens may provide temporary relief to issues of quality in our bees but have not provided stability within the population as a whole.
Ely & Surrounding Villages
Ely, Cambridgeshire. Improving the local bee population. Contact; Adam Golding
Sussex Coast Honeybee Improvement Partnership (SCHIP). BN20
A branch of the Eastbourne Beekeepers’ Association keen to develop a local strain of honeybee well adapted to the South Downs climate, with particular focus on improved health and docility. Contact; Simon Tuck
June 2022 BIBBA Monthly
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