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Fundamentals of Beekeeping 102

Fundamentals of Beekeeping is a two part series that will guide new and aspiring bee guardians through the basics of beekeeping with a bee-centric focus.

In this second session, Fundamentals of Beekeeping 102, we will focus on what to expect later in the season, honey harvesting techniques and equipment, and overwintering practices. There will be hands-on demonstrations and a hive visit / inspection if weather permits. It is ideal that students have their own bee suit for this class, as that will allow for the most enriching and up close experience with the bees. There may be some extra suits available, but this can not be guaranteed.

This course series will also provide a connection for beekeeping guidance if desired for initial set-up and on-going support throughout the season, as well as a community of new and experienced beekeepers to stay connected to following completion of the class. Students will be exposed to a gateway of information for what will likely be a forever and ongoing journey of growth and deepening connection with the bees, because at the end of the day, the bees will be your greatest mentor in the journey of bee guardianship if you allow yourself to slow down enough to hear the wisdom they have to share.

This is not a beginner level course. Please only register for this course if you have attended Fundamentals of Beekeeping 101 in the past or have a basic understanding of bees and beekeeping. 

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