MAY 21, 2016 10:00 am
Rain date: May 28, 2016
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Thank you Joel Hausser for the excellent presentation on wildflowers and planting for honeybees on Monday, 2 May 2016. And thank you for the revised Tennessee Honey Rules.
The documents are available on the resources page under the WCBA Presentations & Program Files heading.
And here are the direct download links:
Thanks again, Joel!
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The minutes from the 2 May 2016 WCBA meeting have been posted.
https://wilsoncountybeekeepers.org/about/minutes-201605/
You may also access the minutes from this and previous meetings by scrolling to the bottom of the About Us page of this web site.
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The Wilson County Beekeepers Association meets Monday, 2 May 2016 at 7:00 PM at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center on the Wilson County Fairgrounds in Lebanon Tennessee.
The program for May: Bee Plants by Joel Hausser
Note: You must use the checkered gate entrance off of Tennessee Boulevard to enter the fairgrounds. We meet in the East/West Building, the first exhibit building you come to after passing the outdoor arena.
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Thank you Dr. Clarence Collison for providing access to your swarm management publication for the University of Mississippi Extension.
Download a copy of this timely information at the link provided below, or from our Resources page accessible via the menu above.
Swarm_Management_Collison-p1817.pdf
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If you find a swarm of honeybees on your property and would like them removed,
PLEASE DO NOT CALL AN EXTERMINATOR!
Instead, call one of the experienced beekeepers in the Wilson County Beekeepers Association. The women and men listed on our Swarm Capture List cover all communities in Wilson County and most of the surrounding counties too. They will carefully capture honeybees (without killing them) and remove them from your property often at no expense to you. They want those honeybees! Please choose a beekeeper located close to the swarm as time is of the essence. Once they swarm to a tree or fence or some other structure, they will find a permanent home within hours and move in quickly so please don’t hesitate. Click here for the list:
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