SBDC - Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission

New Fiscal Year Begins
2025-09-01 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Regina) | Saskatchewan

2025 Intermediate Practical Beekeeping Workshop
2025-05-31 09:00 - 16:00 | Saskatchewan
The Intermediate Practical Workshop is intended for beekeepers with less than 10 season or less of beekeeping. This workshop will be one full day in the field that will cover topics more relevant to bee management. Workshop activities will feature hands on, interactive practical exercises. Participants will undertake several hive manipulations and hive inspections. You will be working in an active bee yard, come prepared with the necessary protective equipment.
In the event of inclement weather, the class will be rescheduled. Class size is limited to 15 people
Topics Include:

Reading the Hive
Nuc Production/Swarm Management
Advance Disease & Pest Management
Seasonal Management
Open Discussion – “What went Wrong

Location: From Hives to Honey (Lalonde Honey Farms), Clavet, SK VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS
For further information please contact : Linda Haggerty @ (306)715-4281 or email to info@saskbeekeepers.com
Please register early! There is limited space available. Click here to register: 2025 Intermediate Beekeeping Registration Form

B_Ginners Beekeeping Workshop
2025-03-20 18:30 - 2025-04-01 21:00 | Saskatchewan
B_Ginner Beekeeping Workshop 2025
(A Hybrid Course: Virtual Lectures and One Day Hands on in the Field)

The Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission (SBDC) in a partnership with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture – Apiculture Program are pleased to offer the B_Ginners Beekeeping Certificate Course encompassing four virtual sessions on Zoom that will provide you with the basic knowledge to successfully set up and manage a honey bee colony. One additional day for in person hands on and learning field practices during the bee season is included. (One day will be in Saskatoon area and one day will be in Regina). Students who successfully pass this course will receive a certificate from SBDC that meets requirements towards a beekeeping license application in many areas.
Our professional instructors include; Mr. Geoff Wilson – Provincial Specialist in Apiculture, Mr. Graham Parsons – Biosecurity Specialist, Simon Lalonde – Commercial Beekeeper and Director of SBDC, and Dr. Medhat Nasr – SBDC- Tech Adaptation Program Lead.
Workshop lessons include:
Basic bee biology
Standard beekeeping equipment
Honey bee colony assessments
Seasonal beekeeping activities and responsibilities
Extracting, processing honey and marketing
Diseases and pests: diagnoses and management practices
What could go wrong as a B_Ginner beekeeper?
Dates & Times:
The course sessions will be held Monday and Wednesday March 20, 25, 27, and April 1, 2025 starting at 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. CST Hands on Session at Clavet, SK. – May 10, 2025. Lunch and snacks will be provided at the hands on field day which will include a tour of a commercial beekeeping operation
Fee: $175.00. per person and includes cost of a book: “Canadian Association of Professional Apiculturists: Honey Bee Disease and Pests 3rd Edition”.
Recommended book: Beekeeping in Western Canada. It is available for addition fees; $27.99 plus shipping.
Registration: Click here for pdf format: 2025 Beginner Beekeeping Registration Form
Click here for Word format: 2025 Beginner Beekeeping Registration Form ]
Payment can be made by credit card through Eventbrite : Click here for the Link: Eventbrite tickets
or if you prefer via e transfer to: info@saskbeekeepers.com
Field Day Location: VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS
Last day for registrations is March 15th, 2025

*** Courses have filled up quickly!!! Pre-register ASAP to guarantee your spot! ***
Certificate of completion: It will be issued at the end of the course.

Field Day - June 15, 2024
2024-05-11 08:00 - 17:00 | Saskatchewan
Field Day – June 15, 2024

Event Host: Janeil Enterprises LTD/Sweetheart Pollinators

Janine & Neil Specht
Eatonia, Saskatchewan

Camping available at: Prairie Oasis Campground Reservations are first come first serve: Town of Eatonia – 306-967-2251 the day before. The campground has 8 full service sites with 12 water and electric sites. Sites should be available for this event.
Hotel Accommodations: Kindersley
Canalta Hotel – 1302 15th Street West, Kindersley – Call (306) 463-1570
Best Western Plus – 501 13th Avenue, Kindersley – Call (306) 463-3600
Super 8 by Wyndham – 508 12th Avenue, Kindersley – Call (306) 463-8218

Event Tickets: $50.00/Person $20.00 Children 6-12 5 and under free Click here: Members Registration Form 2024
Includes: Lunch and Steak BBQ
More information to follow

The 3rd Annual Bee Healthy Saskatchewan Workshop
2024-03-06 09:00 - 16:30 | Saskatchewan
Skill Up bee management!
It starts with improving quality queen production and breeding for implementing successful varroa and other diseases control practices. It does not also stop here. You also have to look after bee colony needs around the season to keep viable healthy productive bees.
Are you ready to learn more skills about breeding? If you are ready, check Saskatchewan Tech Adaptation Program (TAP) 2024 workshop “Bee healthy workshop Saskatchewan”. We have a lineup of quality speakers with a special message to deliver and share with you their knowledge, expertise, and their real-life experience in beekeeping business.
If you are ready, sign up for the workshop now. The number of participants is limited!
Click here for the 2024 Bee Healthy SK. Registration Form
Click here for 2024 Final Agenda – Self Sufficiency – Breaking the Dependency

Quality Queen Rearing Short Course
2023-05-16 18:30 - 21:00 | Saskatchewan
Quality Queen Rearing Short Course
Organizers: Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development- Tech Adaptation Program and Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture
Dates:

May 16, 2023 (Virtual instruction: 6:30 pm-9:30 pm)
May 26, 2023. (In person in the field: 9:00 am- 4:30 pm)

Location: Field Day location – TBA
This class is limited to only 15 students and typically fills up quickly!
This course is designed for those who want to learn how to rear honey bee queens or improve their skills for producing quality queens. This is a 2-day course. In the first day virtual instructions will be offered to learn about queen and drone biology, principles for rearing quality queens, preparations of cell builders and mating nuclei, selection of breeder bee queens and record keeping. The second day will be in the field to practice what you learned including setting up queen cell builders, nucs, preparing cell cups, grafting, breeding and selection quality bees. Everyone will have a chance to try grafting larvae and raising their own queens.
Pre-requisite: Minimum two years of beekeeping experience.
Course Fee: the cost for the two days course is $225.00 which includes, a copy of “Queen Rearing Essentials” by Dr. Lawrence John Connor, lunch during the field day, and refreshments.
Instructors:

Geoff Wilson, Provincial Apiculturist, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.
Medhat Nasr, Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission -Tech Adaptation Program Lead.
Graham Parson, Pollinator Biosecurity Specialist, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.

Click here for Course Agenda: Quality Queen Rearing Course Agenda
Click here for Registration Form: Queen Rearing Short Course Registration
Click here to register through eventbrite: Eventbrite Link

2023 Check-Off Fees Due
2022-10-15 | Saskatchewan

Fiscal Year 2023 Begins
2022-09-01 | Saskatchewan
Click here for Check-Off Form 2023

Fiscal Year End
2022-08-31 | Saskatchewan

Virtual B-Ginners Beekeeping Workshop March 22 - 31, 2022
2022-03-22 18:00 - 21:00 | Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture are pleased to offer the Beginners Beekeeping Certificate Course encompassing four virtual sessions that will provide you with the basic knowledge to successfully set up and manage a honey bee colony.
Your instructors will be:

Geoff Wilson – Provincial Specialist in Apiculture – Province of Saskatchewan
Graham Parsons – Provincial Specialist Biosecurity/Pollination – Province of Saskatchewan
Simon Lalonde – Commercial Beekeeper – Lalonde Honey Farms
Dr. Medhat Nasr – SBDC – Tech Adaptation Program

Workshops include:

Basic Bee Biology
Beekeeping Equipment and how to start
Seasonal Beekeeping Activities and responsibilities
Diseases and pests: Diagnoses and Management
Extracting, processing and marketing honey

The course sessions will be held every Tuesday and Thursday (6:30 to 9:00 p.m.) CMT Every week starting March 22, 2022 and ending March 31, 2022. One additional hands on session on field practices will be held.
The locations will be:

Saskatoon area – 1
Regina area – 1

Date and Time – TBA
FEE: $150.00 per person includes the cost of manual ” Honey Bee Disease and Pests – 3rd edition”
Payment: Click Here- Eventbrite
Optional : You may purchase the “Beekeeping in Western Canada” for an addition $27.99 plus shipping.
To register click here 2022 Registration B-Ginners Workshop Form
Certificate of Participation will be issued to participants.

Skill Up Quality Queen Production, Varroa and EFB Management Workshop
2022-03-03 09:00 - 17:00 | Saskatchewan
Ready to take queen production and bee health to the next level? For those of you who already are producing queens, Saskatchewan Tech Adaptation Program (TAP) is offering an event to improve skills for producing quality prolific queens. We will share with you, successful control options for varroa and other serious bee diseases in these challenging times to keep healthy productive bees. We are thrilled to announce the the following speakers of this event.

Featured Speakers:

Dr. Debbie Delaney – Associate Professor, University of Delaware
Valeri Severson-Strachan – Strachan Apiaries, California
Elizabeth Frost – Technical Specialist Honey Bees – New South Wales Department of Primary Industries, NSW, Australia
Paul Kelly – University of Guelph
Elemir Simko – Professor in Veterinary Pathology WCVM, University of Saskatchewan (WCVM-Team: Dr. Sarah Woods and Fatima Massood)
Geoff Wilson – Provincial Specialist in Apiculture, Government of Saskatchewan
Derek Moyen – Moyen Honey Farms, Saskatchewan
Dr. Medhat Nasr – Technical Adaptation Program Lead, SBDC

Days Agenda – click here: 2022 Saskatchewan Honey Bee workshop Agenda
Speakers Bio’s – click here: Speakers Bio’s
Fees: $75.00 Purchase tickets here: Eventbrite
Queen Quality Testing Participants – Included in your 2021/2022 Queen Evaluation Fees
Other methods of payments: e-transfer accepted – Please contact: SBDC

Members Open Forum
2022-02-23 13:00 - 17:00 | Saskatchewan
On the Agenda:

Board Committee Reports
Provincial Specialist in Apiculture Report – Geoff Wilson
Pollinator Biosecurity Specialist – Graham Parsons
Technical Adaptation Program – Dr. Medhat Nasr
Members Open Forum

2021 Annual General Meeting
2021-11-19 13:00 - 17:00 | Saskatchewan
SBDC is hosting their Annual General Meeting on Friday November 19, 2021 – at the Delta Marriot Hotel (formerly the Radisson Hotel) located at 405-20th Street East, Saskatoon, SK.
Please note, SBDC will follow Saskatchewan’s Health Guidelines and require all attendees to show proof of vaccination or provide a negative covid test. The 2021 AGM will be offered in person and virtually for your convenience. Please watch your email for the most up-to-date information and instructions to assist you.
On the Agenda will be:

Election of two directors for a 3 year term
Presentation of the 2021 Financial Statement
Presentation of the 2022 Budget
Resolutions
Appointment of Canadian Honey Council
Appointment of Auditor for 2022 Audit

Please submit your resolutions no later than November 15, 2021 in writing to:
Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission
Box 22083, RPO Wildwood
Saskatoon, SK. S7H 5P1
Preferred method: via email to: info@saskbeekeepers.com
Click here 2021-SBDC-Call-for-Elections-and-Nomination-Form which is a requirement of SBDC to be posted for for members to be reviewed and respond to.
Although, we may not be able to meet you in person, your president and directors will be available to help you through this process and we encourage your participation in this very important meeting.
Please consider letting your name stand for this organization that is making a difference in the beekeeping industry!

2021 SBDC Annual Convention
2021-11-18 - 2021-11-19 | Delta Hotel by Marriot Downtown, 405 20th St E, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 6X6, Canada
This past year has challenged us all in ways we never could have imagined, from how to keep our family safe and continue to do business in a world that is virtually shut down. As restrictions ease, now is the time to move forward and welcome back our beekeepers and industry partners to:

2021 Conference, AGM & Tradeshow
November 18 & 19th, 2021
Delta Hotel Saskatoon Downtown
Your convention Chair is working hard to create an event that will inspire, innovate and excite our members. Watch for more details and “Welcome back!”
This years theme couldn’t be more fitting: “SK One Bee Health Plan: Keeping Saskatchewan Bees Healthy!”
Convention Registrations:
PLEASE NOTE: SBDC will follow Saskatchewan’s Health Guidelines and require all attendees to show proof of vaccination or provide a negative covid test.
Buy your tickets before they are gone! Limited availability!
2021 Annual Beekeeping Convention & Annual General Meeting Tickets, Thu, 18 Nov 2021 at 8:30 AM | Eventbrite
Then
Download your Convention Registration Form: 2021 Convention Registration Form and email to: info@saskbeekeepers.com
Program Agenda:
2021 Convention Program
Watch for new updates to the program:

Sponsor & Exhibitor Opportunities:
The convention provides a venue for the Commission to showcase all that is new to the industry.
It adds a valuable tool for industry leaders to get their product out there to attendees and our membership. Our past conventions have been well attended and is the highlight of the year for beekeepers’ whether they are a commercial entity, sideliner (under 100 hives) working their way up to a commercial status or a hobbyist with one or two hives.
Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your business, this is Saskatchewan’s premier event for beekeepers.
Download your Sponsorship form: 2021 Sponsor Form
For more information, please contact: info@saskbeekeepers.com
Accommodations:
The Delta Hotels by Marriot Downtown located at 405 20th Street East has been designated as the host hotel for the 2021 Convention. Saskatoon’s largest hotel, featuring breathtaking views of the South Saskatchewan River and central downtown location provides a perfect venue to enjoy all the the City of Bridges has to offer. Plan to come the day before or stay after the convention to shop, sight see or just visit friends or business associates, you wont be disappointed!
A special rate has been negotiated for our delegates and sponsors.
Room Rates for 2021 start at $159/night plus taxes and fees for single or double occupancy. Space is limited so book early!
To book your room please call: 1(306) 665-3322 or Book your group rate <https://www.marriott.com/events/start.mi?id=1634248488887&key=GRP>
Plan to be part of the action and stay at the host hotel!
About the Delta
The Delta Hotels by Marriot Downtown is pleased to announce their new Meeting & Events initiative called Connect with Confidence. This new initiative highlights our new meeting and event protocols at our hotels around the world and is based on 5 key pillars:

Commitment to Clean: enhanced cleaning protocols throughout the hotel, including public spaces, guest rooms and meeting spaces
Contact Lite Experience: leveraging technology to give attendees the choice on how to interact with hotel associates
Hybrid Meetings: providing options with technology and AV partners that enable planners custom solutions to best suit their needs
Physical Distancing: reimagining spaces to enable more distance in accordance with best practices and local guidelines
Redesigned Food & Beverage: offering a wide variety of F&B options including prepackaged, grab & go and plated service.

Annual General Meeting:
The AGM for the Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission, typically is held on the Friday of the Conference from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm followed by the banquet. Members will have the opportunity to hear what your board has been doing on their behalf throughout the year.
Elections:
SBDC will be seeking two new members to join their Board for a three year term this November. Under the Beekeepers Development Plan Regulations, 2017 – every registered beekeeper is eligible to be nominated for election to hold office as a director of the Commission. As per the regulations – nominations can be accepted from the floor provided they are in attendance to accept the nomination.
Financial Statement:
Presentation of SBDC’s 2021 Financial Statement
Presentation and acceptance of the 2022 Budget
Resolutions:
Please submit your resolutions no later than November 15, 2021 in writing to the Commission
Saskatchewan Beekeeping Development Commission
P.O. Box 22083, RPO Wildwood
Saskatoon, SK S7H 5P1 or via email: info@saskbeekeepers.com
Memories of Conferences past:

2022 Registrations are due
2021-10-15 | Saskatchewan
Click Check-Off Form 2022 to view and download your 2022 printable PDF membership renewal form and Permission to Post

New Fiscal Year Begins
2021-09-01 | Saskatchewan
Click Check-Off Form 2022 to view and download your 2022 printable PDF Membership Renewal and Permission to Post Form

Fiscal Yearend for 2021
2021-08-31 | Saskatchewan

Virtual 2021 Member's Field Day
2021-06-29 18:30 - 21:30 | Saskatchewan
“Good News!”
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce we will be hosting a virtual Field Day
Date: June 29, 2021
Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Agenda
Opening Remarks
Presidents update
Directors’ Update
Provincial Reports
Open Forum
If you would like to join us please respond by sending an email to: mailto:info@saskbeekeepers.com
and we will add you to the zoom invitation.

On-Line B_ginners Beekeeping Course
2021-05-11 18:30 - 21:00 | Saskatchewan
B_Ginner Beekeeping Courses 2021

The Saskatchewan Beekeepers’ Development Commission and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture are pleased to offer the Beginners Beekeeping Certificate Course encompassing four virtual sessions that will provide you with the basic knowledge to successfully set up and manage a honey bee colony. One additional hands on session on field practices and open discussion is included. Instructors include Mr. Geoff Wilson – Provincial Specialist in Apiculture, Mr. Graham Parsons – Biosecurity Specialist, Dr. Medhat Nasr – Saskatchewan Beekeepers’ Development Commission Lead Researcher, and Simon Lalonde – Commercial Beekeeper and Director of Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission. All experience levels are welcome!
Workshop lessons include:
· Basic bee biology
· Standard beekeeping equipment
· Honey bee colony assessments
· Seasonal beekeeping responsibilities
· Extracting/ processing honey
· Disease and pest; diagnoses and management practices
· What could go wrong as a Bee-Ginner beekeeper?
Dates & Times
The course sessions will be held every Tuesday (6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time), Every week starting May 11, 2021 and ending June 1st, 2021. The hands on session will be offered on June 12th, 2021. Classes are offered via zoom.
Fee: $150.00. per person and includes cost of a manual on: “Honey Bee Disease and Pests 3rd Edition”
Optional: You may purchase ” Beekeeping in Western Canada” for $27.99 + shipping
Payment: https://eventbrite.ca/e/b-ginner-beekeeping-course-ticket-150791949781

Registration forms can be found: On-Line Beginner Beekeeping Registration Form 2021 Final
· Last day for registrations is May 7th, 2021
· A certificate of completion will be issued at the end of the course.
***Courses have filled up quickly in the past!!! Pre-register ASAP to guarantee your spot!***

Members Open Forum
2021-02-23 13:00 - 16:00 | Saskatchewan
With COVID restrictions leading to cancellation of 2020 Field Day, Convention and pushing the AGM to an online meeting, there have been very limited opportunities to interact with members over the past year. As a Board, we are very interested in hearing from our members regarding concerns and question that you might have.
The forum will include:

Committee Director Updates
Provincial Specialist in Apiculture Update
Biosecurity Specialist Update
Followed by an extended question/discussion period.

Please join us for this virtual event!

Sustainable Beekeeping - February 5 & 6, 2021
2021-02-05 00:00 - 2021-02-06 00:00 | Saskatchewan
We’ve become so focused on beekeeping techniques that we’ve forgotten about bees themselves! What are the bees focused on, and how would they be living without us? How much should we limit the influence of Beekeepers? Join the conference to hear these questions answered by beekeeping experts, and join in the discussion. You can attend the event in person, via global livestream, with translations provided in 8 languages.
Go here to see the complete list of speakers and to Register https://www.beeconf.com

On -Line Biosecurity Training
2021-02-03 13:00 - 15:00 | Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan and SBDC are once again offering an on-line Biosecurity Training Course. If you are interested please contact : info@saskbeekeepers.com

Annual General Meeting - SBDC
2020-11-28 13:00 - 16:00 | Delta Hotel by Marriot Downtown, 405 20th St E, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 6X6, Canada
The Board of Directors welcomes all registered members to participate in our On-Line AGM! Please watch your email for the most up-to-date information and instructions to assist you with participating in our first ever virtual AGM.
On the Agenda:

Election of two directors for a 3 year term
Presentation of the 2020 Financial Statement
Presentation of the 2021 Budget
Resolutions
Appointment of Canadian Honey Council Delegate
Appointment of Auditor for the 2021 Audit

Please submit your resolutions in writing to:
SBDC
Box 22083, RPO Wildwood
Saskatoon, SK S7H 5P1 or via email to mailto:info@saskbeekeepers.com
Deadline for submissions: November 26, 2020 (if submitting via mail – please allow time for mailing)
Although, we are unable to meet in person, your president, directors and nominees will be site to help you through the process. We encourage your participation in this very important meeting.
Please consider letting your name stand for an organization that is making a difference in the beekeeping industry!
2020 SBDC Call for Elections and Nomination Form
2020 Notice of AGM

2020 SBDC Annual Convention
2020-11-26 - 2020-11-27 | Saskatchewan
Under Saskatchewan’s current guidelines and to keep our members safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, this years Annual Convention has been cancelled . Your directors are working hard to bring an on-line version to you our valued members. Please continue to visit our website for information as it becomes available.
Thank you and see you soon!!!

Check-Off Fees Due Date
2020-10-15 | Saskatchewan

New Fiscal Year Begins
2020-09-01 | Saskatchewan
The 2021 Check-off Fees forms are now available.
Click here for the Check-Off Form 2021

Field Day - 2020 CANCELLED
2020-06-20 | Blue Heron Gardens, Cudworth, Saskatchewan, Canada

Queen Rearing Course 2020 - CANCELLED
2020-05-29 | St. Joseph’s Honey, St. Peters Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan, Canada
The Saskatchewan Beekeepers’ Development Commission and the Ministry of Agriculture are pleased to offer the second one-day introductory queen rearing course in the Regina area. Come and enjoy this one day course which enables participants to experience both theory and practical field experience. Instructors include members of Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission and the Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture staff.
At least two years of beekeeping experience required!
Workshop lessons include:

Basic Queen Biology
Methods of queen rearing
Grafting

Date & Location: (location map s will be posted to the website)

Regina area – May 29, 2020 (mail in registration deadline May 25, 2020)

Fees: $150.00 includes cost of lunch and snacks, one Chinese grafting tool, manual: “Queen Rearing Essentials ” by Lawrence Connor. Note: If require, with an additional $35.00 for lunch and snacks, one child under the age of 12 may accompany you to the course
Queen Rearing Course Advertisement 2020.docx (1)

Beginner's Beekeeping Course - Regina " CANCELLED"
2020-05-09 - 2020-05-10 | St. Joseph’s Honey, St. Peters Street, Balgonie, Saskatchewan, Canada
The Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission, Regina & District Bee Club and the Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture are pleased to offer the ninth annual two-day beginner beekeeping course in the Regina Area. Come and enjoy this two day educational course which enables both theory and practical field experience . Instructors include members of the Saskactchewan Beekeepers Deveopment Commission. Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture Staff and experienced beekeepers from the Regina & District Bee Club. All experences are welcomed!
Workshop lessons include:

Standard beekeeping equipment
Honey bee colony assessments
Basic Bee Biology
Seasonal Beekeeping Experience
Extracting and processing Honey
Disease and pest management practices

As much bee information we can teach in two days!
Fee includes cost of lunch both days and two manuals: “Honey Bee Disease and Pest” and 3rd edition of “Beekeeping in Western Canada”
Registration Form – Regina Beginner Beekeeping Registration Form

Beginner's Beekeeping Course - Saskatoon "CANCELLED"
2020-05-02 - 2020-05-03 | Lalonde Honey Farms, Clavet, Saskatchewan, Canada
The Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission, Saskatoon Bee Club and the Saskatchewan Minister Of Agriculture are pleased to offer the ninth annual two-day beginner beekeeping course in the Clavet area. Come and enjoy this two day educational course which enables both theory and practical field experience. Instructors include members of Saskatchewan Beekeepers Development Commission, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Staff and experienced beekeepers from the Saskatoon Bee Club. All experience are welcomed!
Workshop lessons include:

Standard beekeeping equipment
Honey bee colony assessments
Basic bee biology
Seasonal beekeeping responsibilities
Extracting and processing honey
Disease and pest management practices
As much bee information as we can teach in two days!

Fee includes cost of lunch both days and two manuals: “Honey Bee Disease and Pests” – 3rd edition and Beekeeping in Western Canada.
Registration form – Saskatoon Beginner Beekeeping Registration Form 2020[15266]
