Found! The Lost March Newsletter!

After the safari across Africa, scaling Mt. Everest, searching every nook and cranny of an active volcano, surviving the cold at the North Pole (with Santa’s permission) I found the March KBA NEWSLETTER!

(Or, perhaps I just didn’t post it when I should have?)

Without Further Ado: KBA newsletter Feb Mar 2018

And next time, I’ll just post it when Barbara sends it my way so I don’t have to scour the entire earth only to find it in my e-mail in-box. OK? OK!

~ Mike Bellino, KBA Webmaster

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April KBA Newsletter is HERE

Click HERE to read the April 2018 KBA Newsletter.

(Anyone else think it should win a Pulitzer?)

2018 Bee School

Classes start at 9 am. Please come early to sign in and make payments. 

 

Click on the registration form below to download a registration form.

2018 Bee School Signup Form

 

To get a poster for printing click the link below.

Bee School Poster 2018

January Newsletter

So HOT it’ll warm your hands even at -20 degrees!

KBA NEWSLETTER JAN 2018

January meeting postponed & rescheduled

Due to the continued bad (and worse) weather that is expected for Saturday the 13, the Bee Club meeting has been postponed.  We will meet Saturday, January 20 at the Pillsbury Library, Main Street, Warner at 9:00 a.m.  Hopefully the weather will cooperate and attendance will be good for the election, discussion of 2018 bee school, planning, etc.

Bee Survey

Hello KBA,

Here’s a survey if you want to participate: (click on link below)

Risk perception of beekeepers in regard to the use of Varroa treatments and changes in beekeeping management practices

Stay warm! ~ Mike Bellino

KBA POTLUCK TURKEY DINNER

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 6:00 P.M.

At the NORTH SUTTON CHURCH, on Rt. 114 

(Exit 10 I-89, follow signs to Wadleigh State Park, church is on the corner opposite Vernondale Store.   Entrance in rear.) 

Please RSVP to David & Linda Hartman by Wed., Nov. 8.  Ph. 456-3881

Or email:  davidehartman <<AT>> hotmail.com.  Let them know what you would like to bring or get suggestions.  Turkeys, gravy and mashed potatoes are already spoken for.  Set up starts 5-5:15; let Linda know if you can help out with set-up or clean-up.

Please also BRING RAFFLE ITEMS (no junk) and a JAR OF HONEY for our 2^nd annual Honey Tasting Contest!

Families and guests welcome