The Southern Tasmanian Beekeepers Association Incorporated is a forum for back-yard and commercial beekeepers alike in Southern Tasmania. Membership conveys great benefits through sharing ideas and information. We also conduct a range of activities for the benefit of southern beekeepers.
THE NEXT GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY 30th AUGUST AT THE CLAREMONT HALL, 41 MAIN ROAD, CLAREMONT AT 6.30PM
It will consist of Q&A, technical session on types of hives and diseases followed by supper, then a business meeting
ALL WELCOME
Members are reminded that business meetings will be held every second month during 2021 alternating with more practical sessions, Q&A, seasonal jobs to do and guest speakers at intervening meetings.
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