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Calendar

Apiary Tasks by Month

Beekeeping throughout the year is a variable process. Fitting annual apiary duties with the rest of your life can be tricky.  NC State Apiary Inspector Nancy Ruppert has given us a helpful list of what can be expected throughout the year for beekeepers in the Piedmont. Those outside of central North Carolina will need to adjust for local conditions. We hope you find the Piedmont North Carolina Beekeeping Calendar useful.

NCSBA  Events

Feb 8, 2020

Scotland County Beginning Beekeeping Class

Scotland County Beginning Beekeeping Class

9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Feb 8, 2020

A half-day introductory course.

Scotland County Emergency Operations Center
1403 West Boulevard
Laurinburg, NC 28352

$10 per person, includes course materials, lunch, and 1-year membership in Scotland County Beekeepers

Course Topics:

1. Siting and setting up your hives, and costs of keeping bees
2. Equipment, tools, and hive maintenance
3. Honey bee pests, diseases, and treatment options
4. Inspections and proper care of your bees, following the beekeeping calendar through the year

Visit the Scotland County Cooperative Extension Center, 231 E. Cronly St., Laurinburg, NC 28352 or call 910-277-2422

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March 12, 2024

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