The Geauga County Beekeepers Association is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Org. as recognized by the Internal Revenue Service
Geauga County Beekeepers Association
Upcoming Meetings
NOTE: Our regularly scheduled club meeting (normally the 3rd Thursday of each month)
WILL NOT BE HELD IN MAY
Our Club Field day which was held on May 7th, was in place of our regular monthly meeting.
SEE YOU IN JULY
Next Regular Club Meeting
June 16 - 6:30 pm
Munson Township Community Building
Jim Davis - Selecting Better Queens
Next Bee Chat
Bee Chat will be June 11th, 10:00am
at the Burton Public Library
2022 Meetings
February 17th - Virtual, 6PM Q &A, 630 PM meeting - Jeanie Saum from OSBA, using propolis and bee venom in apitherapy.
March 17th - VIRTUAL, 630 PM - Melanie Seal with Nutrition in 4 seasons of beekeeping.
April 21st - Munson Township Community Building, 630 PM - Todd Dykes from Beeworx, Inc. will speak about getting ready for swarms.
May 7th - University Schools Campus, 9 AM- 3PM - Field day
June 16th- Munson Township Community Building, 630 PM - Jim Davis - Selecting Better Queens
July 21st- Munson Township Community Building, 630 PM - Trish - making a deep outer cover and Summer Management
August 18th- Munson Township Community Building, 630 PM. Gene McCune - Winter prep
September 15th- Nominations for upcoming Elections - What to do with wax? Lip balm, soap, lotion
October 20th- President and Secretary Elections - Stephanie Turner, Happy Honey Bee Co. will speak about marketing bee products
Looking to buy Local Raw Honey?
Pollen?
Beeswax?
Package Bees?
Queens?
NUC's
Hives and Equipment?
Swarm Removal?
Looking for a Mentor?
Just click on the map to the right, after it opens select a layer to see who is selling that product.
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Interactive Map
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The Four Seasons of Beekeeping Calendar
note: this document is listed here with the permission of Queen Right Colonies
QRC-BeekeepingCalendar_2021-web.pdfThese local bee equipment suppliers are members of the Geauga County Beekeepers Association.
Chances are, they have what you are looking for.
Thanks Dick Cryberg for bringing this to our attention. (below)
Varroa Control Commercial_Beekeeping.pdf
MEMBERS
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Jim Davis has agreed to do inspections on a limited basis for Geauga county. He is also the inspector for Lake County. If you suspect you have American FoulBrood then by all means have Jim come over to look at your hives. Also, if you are going to sell hives, bees or queens, they have to be inspected before you can sell them. If you have any other problems with bees please call a friend or member of the bee club to try to help resolve the problem.
Your Amazon Smile shopping has resulted in donations to the Geauga County Beekeepers Association in the amount of $283.43
( as of June 2021)
Geauga County Beekeepers is on Facebook
