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If you're interested in creating your own hive or just want to know more about honey bees, then this is the program for you. Join local beekeeper Terry Planke in a conversation on why honey bees are vital to our ecosystem in part I of this program. Part II (December 13th) will be an in-depth session on how to make, sustain and enjoy your own honey bee hive.
This program will be divided into two sessions. The first will cover:
- The history of honey bees and their importance,
- Their fundamental requirements and items needed for survival,
- Best places to place a hive and how to handle them,
- Legal barriers and other issues that might arise,
- Additional general information
- Plenty of Q&A time throughout the session
Registration required. Walk-ins welcome (if space allows).
NOTE: It is recommended to attend both sessions to gain the proper knowledge needed to maintain a sustaining honey bee hive.
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