The daffodils are out, and that can only mean one thing Spring is round the corner. With that in mind, we will be looking to opening the Apiary up for members to come and help manage the hives, and meet up for a cup of tea and a chat.
The plan this year is to open the apiary on Saturday afternoon through April, weather dependant, then back to the normal Tuesday early evening from May.
Please keep an eye open on forthcoming events where full details and timings will be provided.
Our second winter talk was a non-beekeeping talk from the Lichfield and Hatherton Canal Restoration Trust entitled Conservation Credentials. Bob and Chris came to talk
Exam fever has taken over our association. Flush from successes in the Basic some of us decided to join the County study group for Module
I’ve been a Judges’ Steward a few times at our Association Honey Show and also at The County Honey Show and have always thoroughly enjoyed
Our first winter talk was given by our Apiary Manager Bob Gilbert. Bob has over 40 years experience in beekeeping and the subject of the
by James Mundye Tuesday 1st October saw our final Tuesday apiary meeting of the season. This was an opportunity to give the bees a
Warwickshire County Honey Show – A novice is defined as an entrant that hasn’t previously won a first prize at the county show, having never
Promoting the craft of beekeeping and to support beekeepers in Sutton Coldfield and north Birmingham.