October
Members shared updates on hive health, feeding, and mite treatments, with discussion of Apivar 2.0 concerns and preference for oxalic acid pads. Winter preparation was a major topic, with advice
general meeting
September
The meeting focused on a presentation by Isabel from the University of Minnesota Bee Squad about bee lining, an ancient practice of tracking and locating feral honeybee colonies. Isabel explained
August
This meeting was a beekeeping club session featuring a presentation by Alexis Masnjak from the University of Florida about chalkbrood disease. Alexis explained the biology of chalkbrood, caused by Ascosphaeria
July
The meeting centered on mid-summer hive management, with most members reporting reduced nectar flow and the need to begin or continue feeding. Key discussions covered mite control, queen genetics, ant
February
The meeting focused on beekeeping practices and hive management, with discussions led by Arthur, Marieke, Roark, and other club members. Participants shared insights on assessing hive health, managing overcrowding, and
