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CAPA Honey Bees Losses 2011 January 08.2012
Click here for the PDF
http://www.capabees.com/main/files/pdf/canwinloss.pdf

Survey for the Canadian Bee Biosecurity Standard December 13.2011
Serecon Management Consulting Inc. is gathering this information on behalf of the honey bee industry (Canadian Honey Council), the Provinces (your Provincial Apiarists) and the Federal government (Canadian Food Inspection Agency) to help develop a Canadian Bee Biosecurity Standard based on best management practices.
The SBA and CHC encourage everyone to fill out the survey as there are funds available that could be utilized by the industry based on the results of this survey. Click here for the survey
The Passing of Wink Howland October 27.2011
It is with great sadness that we announce the news of Wink's passing. Wink passed October 25th around 4 p.m. in a Regina hospital.
Funeral Services:
Location: St. Andrews Church, Yorkton (29 Smith St E) map here
Date: Saturday, November 5/2011
Time: 2:00pm
Donations: Please drop off any donations to St. Andrew's Church
Beelines Summer 2011 Issue October 20.2011
The latest Beelines Issue has been posted on the Government of Saskatchewan's website. You can get digital copies here:
http://www.agriculture.gov.sk.ca/Beelines
ACAAF Final Report For The Saskatraz Project
2011-08-13 -
Report prepared by Dr Albert J. Robertson, Principle Investigator.
Download Report
Multi-year Funding Received for SBA Technology Adaptation
The Saskatchewan Beekeeper’s Association has obtained approval for a $½ million, three year project through the Agriculture Council of Saskatchewan’s (ACS) Canadian Agriculture Adaptation Program (CAAP). This project is a proactive approach to addressing resistant Varroa mites, high winter mortality, and the questionable efficacy of alternative disease control treatments and techniques in Saskatchewan’s climate.
The project is a combination of applied research and extension. The applied research will assist in determining the best application methods, timings and combinations of treatment methods to manage Varroa mites in Saskatchewan’s short treatment windows. In addition another component will work on assessing better wintering techniques. Recommendations will be developed from the results and delivered to beekeepers through the large extension component of the project.
The project started April 1 2010. |
*For more events please see: http://www.honeycouncil.ca/index.php/events
Manitoba Beekeepers AGM/Canadian Honey Council AGM
Date: January 26th to 28th, 2012
Location: Fort Garry Hotel, Winnipeg
Download Registration Form
Alternate Accomodations
SBA Annual General Meeting
Date: Thursday, March 1st, 2012
Location: Melfort
Time: TBA
Canadian Honey Council
http://www.honeycouncil.ca |