Our newsletter for February can be found here: CBKA newsletter February 2015 – for members only.
If you can’t access the link, register to use the website at this link.
Our newsletter for February can be found here: CBKA newsletter February 2015 – for members only.
If you can’t access the link, register to use the website at this link.
Julian Parker’s first full season as the South Eastern Regional Bee Inspector has completed, and he has written a comprehensive report of activities in Kent and elsewhere in the South East. Below I’ve provided the link to the full report; I’ve just pulled a few headlines to whet your appetite
You can find Julian’s report at the NBU website here:
And if you are not registered with BeeBase (and thus would not be alerted to any disease outbreak within a 10km radius of your apiary), please consider entering your details in BeeBase here.
Our newsletter for January can be found here: CBKA newsletter January 2015 – for members only.
If you can’t access the link, register to use the website at this link.
The link below will download draft minutes for the CBKA 2014 AGM. They won’t be formally approved until the next AGM, but comments are welcomed. Please send any comments to Adrian using this link. I will report any corrections, additions or amendments via a subsequent newsletter.
You can download the KBKA newsletter by clicking this link: KBKA Newsletter January 2015-1. The KBKA newsletter includes information about winter courses in Surrey, and an update on the position of the Bees@KSRC initiative that is not included in our own newsletter, so is worth a read.