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PDBKA Summer Programme

With Covid-19 restrictions lifted, PDBKA Members are welcome at the Association Apiary from 2pm on Sundays from 25 July 2021.

The PDBKA information stand, complete with observation hive and manned by keen beekeepers of all levels of experience, will be at Buriton’s Pollinator-Highway event on 7 August 2021 and at Fernhurst on 25 August 2021

PDBKA Winter Programme

PDBKA’s regular winter meetings will take place at Petersfield Community Centre this Autumn.

PDBKA’s regular New Beekeeper Training session will be held at Petersfield Community Centre in February/March 2022

New-Beekeeper Training sessions
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Asian hornet team September 16, 2021
The Role of BBKA Associations and Beekeepers concerning Asian Hornets The BBKA are asking every Association to select teams of 15 members to work with a co-ordinator to help identify the hornets. This team will assist with local requests for help in identifying Asian Hornets. It is vital that all Beekeepers can identify Asian Hornets. Each […]
Environmental Science September 16, 2021
Environmental Science and BEES Bees have been around for about 27 million years. They can be very good at protecting themselves against predators using their sting. They can however be killed with chemicals which farmers sometimes use to keep their crops pest and disease free. This topic first covers the basic principles of sexual reproduction […]
Honey Bee Health September 13, 2021
Honey Bee Health Certificate A practical assessment suitable for members who wish to advance beyond their Basic Assessment A new assessment available from 2018 to help beekeepers who have already passed their Basic Assessment acquire some of the skills needed at the General Husbandry level. Aims To encourage beekeepers who have been awarded the BBKA […]
Identifying Asian Hornet September 9, 2021
Vespa velutina, sometimes known as the 'Asian hornet' is an invasive non-native species from Asia. If you find one you MUST report it. It arrived in France in 2004 and has spread rapidly. As a highly effective predator of insects, including honey bees and other beneficial species, it can cause significant losses to bee colonies, […]

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PDBKA Summer Programme

PDBKA Winter Programme

New-Beekeeper Training sessions Click Here for training detail

New-Beekeeper Training sessions
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