Ipswich & East Suffolk Beekeepers Association

Registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO): 1183025

Secretary

Name: Richard Allen

Email: secretary.iesbka@suffolkbeekeepers.co.uk

Phone: 07889 028573 (Evenings 7-9pm unless urgent please)

Please contact via email in the first instance. Thank-you.

 

Branch ID
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Wk 9 - Supers

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Why and when to add supers. The dangers of robbing and how to avoid it. Learn how to clear honey bees from supers.

Session Lead: Richard

Wk 7 - Nosema

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Learn how to check a colony for Nosema (fungus) and understand the effect upon the colony if present.

Session Lead: Jeremy Q

Wk 6 - Flora to hive

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Learn about the local flora from which honey bees gather pollen and nectar. What is nectar? How is it collected, brought back to the hive, and is converted into honey? Learn about the importance of Pollen, water and propolis.

Session Lead: Paul C

Wk 3 - Honeybee Lifecycle

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An elementary account of the development of queens, workers, and drones in the honeybee colony. State the periods spent by the female castes and the drone in the four stages of their life (egg, larva, pupa, and adult).

Session Lead: Emma N.

Wk 1 - Setting up an Apiary

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How to set up an apiary and what precautions should be taken to avoid your honeybees being a nuisance to beekeepers, neighbours, and livestock. Describe the possible effects of honeybee stings on humans and able to recommend suitable first aid treatment.

Session Lead: Phil Ramsey

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