Our association once again supported the Sutton park rangers with their annual bioblitz. Here we educated the public on the importance of pollinating insects and the influence they have on our lives. ‘Dress as a beekeeper, honey tasting, our fruit pollination identification game and live bees were a few of the activities on offer. Lots of fun was had by all!
And the rangers had great success with 4 new insect site records during this two day event.
Julia, Lee & Simon arrived late Wednesday afternoon to stage exhibits, ready for Judging Thursday morning, where there would be over 2,900 exhibits from 23 Countries, including UK
Warwickshire County Honey Show, in The Heart of Warwick, saw entries of 345 with 141 from Sutton Coldfield & North Birmingham Branch. We retained the
Tuesday 29th September saw our last training apiary meeting of the year, it brought an end a very successful season both in terms of honey
Judges – John Goodwin, Cheshire and Joyce Nisbet, Wales Stewards – Julia Wigfield, Lee Greatorex, Phil Barnard, Maria Barnard Honey Show secretary and assistant –
by Leonie Williams Canwell Show is one of the Midlands’ largest and oldest one-day agricultural events and this year it was on Saturday 8th August. The
Our association once again supported the Sutton park rangers with their annual bioblitz. Here we educated the public on the importance of pollinating insects and