Central Beekeepers Alliance

Map: Forage Plants for Honey Bees

HoneyBeeNet is one of the more surprising finds on the NASA website. There you’ll find a Honey Bee Forage Map showing the 14 regions of the Ayers and Harman honey bee forage map, “based on natural patterns of land use and flora.” Click on the map to see a list of honey bee forage species [...]

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Recommendations for Honey Bee Disease Control

It is vital to the well-being of honey bees that beekeepers stay up-to-date on best practices for hive health. For current recommendations for treatments and control of honeybee pests and diseases, New Brunswick beekeepers are strongly advised to consult the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) website.

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Georges Martin to Speak at NBBA

Georges Martin, University of Montreal, has been confirmed as guest speaker for the New Brunswick Beekeepers Association (NBBA) annual general meeting in Moncton on 7th February 2009. His topic will be the Influence of Feeding Protein Supplement on the development of Honey Bee Colonies and Integrated Pest Management. For more information, contact Ann Vautour at [...]

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New Brunswick Beekeepers Association Annual Meeting 2009

NBBA Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday, February 7th in Moncton, New Brunswick at the Moncton Lions Community Centre, Room B, upstairs. The address is 473 St. George Street, Moncton, New Brunswick.

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NBBA 2009 Notice of Motion

The following notice is published at the request of the New Brunswick Beekeepers Association to disseminate the information as widely as possible among beekeepers who may also be members of the provincial organization. NEW BRUNSWICK BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF MOTION ANNUAL MEETING 2009 WHEREAS the New Brunswick Beekeepers Association is currently unable to meet its [...]

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