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2017 SBDC Convention – November 30, December 1 & 2nd

The Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to you the Beekeepers and especially the Sponsors who made our 2017 Conference the success it was.

Mark your Calendars for the “2018 SBDC Conference”
Date: November 29, 30 and December 1
Place: Radisson Hotel
City: Saskatoon, SK

Watch for exciting new speakers and seminars for the Hobbyist.

Check out upcoming happenings on the Events page.

OFFICE ADDRESS CHANGE: Click here.

Are you looking for HONEY, BEES or PRODUCTS of or for the hive? Then click on the "Info for the Public" tab at the top of any page! We have a new Producers' List to help you locate producers by location or name.

SK Ministry of Agriculture - Exchange newsletter: Go to our "SK Links" page (Info tab) for a link to take you to the Exchange page (you can subscribe by emailing the contact on the Exchange page, or read the newsletter on their website).

2018 Annual Field Day

Click here to see the full description.

2018 Beekeeping Courses are now open for registration!!!

Look under 'Events’ to see the full descriptions and find registration forms

BEGINNER

Saskatoon -May 5 & 6, 2018 at Lalonde Honey Farms, Clavet
Regina -May 12 & 13, 2018 at St. Joseph’s Honey
Prince Albert- May 26 & 27, 2018 North of Shellbrook

INTERMEDIATE

June 1, 2018 North of Shellbrook

Submitted by Kids...

More...

Bees - A Honey of an Idea (Canadian Ag Museum)
Book: The Travelling Bee Hive
Free PDF Version (6.6 MB)
European Honey Bee (BBC)
Teachers Help at the Regina Bee Club (Coloring pages, videos, more)

ImportIntoSaskSM

Importation of Bees in Saskatchewan

Important Notice:
The SBA Board is concerned about the negative impact of bees on comb approved for import into Saskatchewan. Please direct your concerns regarding the importation of bees on comb to the Honourable Lyle Stewart, or our Provincial Specialist in apiculture Geoff Wilson

Driftwatch
Register your beeyards on Driftwatch (via Fieldwatch). From their website: This site is a voluntary communication tool that enables crop producers, beekeepers, and pesticide applicators to work together to protect specialty crops and apiaries through use of mapping programs.

2017 SBDC Convention – November 30, December 1 & 2nd

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Importation of Bees in Saskatchewan

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DRIFTWATCH

Wink Howland Memorial Scholarship Fund