“When you look at honey and how it’s made, it starts with bees collecting pollen and nectar from the flowers and then converting that into… Read More »Sell the hives, take up knitting – honey without bees!
I’ll be honest, she is braver than I am! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/science-environment-56396914
We have just added (Thu March 11th) a new video to the Training and Talk Videos section of the Members Area by David Blower, Master… Read More »New beekeeping know-how video
Wednesday 3 March A forecast from the Rothamstead Research Group says virus yellows in the sugarbeet crop will be very low this year and neonic… Read More »Neonics will not be used on sugar beet in 2021
For a while we have had some videos on the website. We put them in the Q&A Forum but…..that probably didn’t make them easy to… Read More »Shipston Beekeepers Training and Talk videos
One of our long standing members suggested in the recent member’s survey that it would be informative and beneficial for members to be able to… Read More »Minutes of Shipston Beekeepers Committee meetings
Members of Shipston Beekeepers have been invited to the first Zoom talk of the year by North Cotswolds Beekeepers: “Our first zoom talk this year… Read More »Talk by North Cotswolds Beekeepers
The 2nd Monday meeting on 14th December was a talk by David Blower, followed by a Quiz and bee-themed hat competition – with prizes! For… Read More »2nd Monday meeting 14th Dec – Quiz and hat competition results
Join us for our 2nd Monday meet on 14th December, 1920hrs for a 1930 start. If we were meeting in the pub we would doubtless… Read More »2nd Monday meet 14th December – with a Christmas Quiz
Our 2nd Monday meeting, held virtually of course, was a change from the normal. We watched, and discussed, a recording of the talk given by… Read More »2nd Monday meeting 09 Nov 2020 Update