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. You can also find us on Facebook here Southern Tasmanian Beekeepers
THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY 25th OCTOBER AT THE CLAREMONT HALL, 41 MAIN ROAD, CLAREMONT AT 6.30PM
It will consist of Q&A, technical sessions on pollination, pesticides and migratory beekeeping followed by 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.
Dutch honey bees resistant to varroa mite imported to Australia to help guard against the pest – ABC news Article https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-16/bee-imports-to-protect-against-varroa-mite/100289356 Continue Reading
REGISTER TO COLLECT HONEY SAMPLES FOR THE AUSTRALIAN HONEY LIBRARY PROJECT B-QUAL has commenced collecting honey samples for our Federal Government funded Australian Honey Library and Delivering QA honey traceability project. We are now seeking registrations from B-QUAL members and the general beekeeping industry to volunteer to supply samples of Australian Honey for database inclusion… Continue Reading
A Tasmanian Junior Beekeeping Group was established in 2017. It didn’t take long for it to start thriving, thanks to energetic volunteers – they have even harvested honey from their hives. The group generally meets near Richmond, and welcomes 7 to 17 year olds who are curious about the delights of bees and beekeeping.… Continue Reading
As some of you may have already seen, Sustainable Timber Tasmania published public notices in all of the major Tasmania newspapers on the weekend to advise our stakeholders of our potential use of chemicals in 2017/18 in the limited circumstances where it is essential to manage weeds and pests and to promote optimal tree growth.… Continue Reading