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Saturday, November 14, 2026 09:15 to 9:45: Board Meeting 10:00am to 11:00am: General Meeting 11:00 to Noon: Post meeting chat. Stay after and ask questions/talk bees with EJ Bee...
November Members’ Meeting: Bri Price/WSU Outreach and Education, Visits East Jefferson Beekeeepers
EJ Beekeepers welcomed Bri Price to speak about varroa management and her ongoing project regarding varroa in the Pacific Northwest. The complete discussion is available via the following...
EJ Beekeepers welcomes newly elected officers and trustees: Officers Sandy Sisk/President Michael Cavett/Vice President Julie Russell/Secretary Eva...
By Ron Lynn Varroa mites (Varroa destructor) remain the most serious threat to managed honey bee colonies. These mites weaken bees directly and spread viruses that can lead to colony...
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Punctuating the hives’ food stores in spring is beautiful blue pollen courtesy of Siberian squill, also known as wood hyacinth. In late later summer another gorgeous blue appears in the...
Finally the time has arrived! On a good day, a dozen or more pollen-laden foragers will land on a hive's front porch every 10 seconds, porting different colors of pollen into the hive: white, bright...