The Department of Primary Industry is currently seeking submissions from beekeepers on two important biosecurity questions that AFFECT US ALL.
Parramatta newsletter - April 2017
In this Issue
- Beekeeping Registration Requirements
- April Club Event – Hi Tech Hives (Hive Monitoring)
- DPI Request for the Submitting of Samples for Testing
- Handy Hints in the Apiary
- Experiment With a New Kind of SHB Trap
- March Club Event - Parramatta Branch Annual General Meeting – 8 March 2017
- New Logo
- Beekeeper Training
- March Training Held
- ABA Fees 2017
- Club Shop
- What’s in store for 2017?
Parramatta newsletter - March 2017
In this Issue
- Beekeeping Registration Requirements
- Castle Hill Youth Expo – Club Participation - CANCELLED
- Bunnings Judging and Sales Opportunity Event - Summary
- March Club Event - Parramatta Branch Annual General Meeting – 8 March 2017
- Beekeeper Training
- ABA Fees 2017
- Club Shop
- In the Media – ‘Devastating’ beehive losses due to insecticide drift from cotton farms, keeper says
- In the Media – Australian company behind bee-friendly bio insecticide Sero-X secures deal to keep production in Goondiwindi
- What’s in store for 2017?
Apis cerana and Varroa jacobsoni in Townsville – No. 16
ABARES Report and Biosecurity Roundtable
AHBIC newsletter - November 2016
Northern Rivers newsletter - September 2016
Illawarra newsletter - September 2016
Spring is finally here. The nights are getting warmer, sunny days and there is a lot in bloom so your bees are busy collecting pollen, nectar and building their numbers. This month we will look at what you can expect to see at the start of spring and what you need to put in place to manage your colonies.
Mid North Coast newsletter - August 2016
There’s never been a better time of year to be a beekeeper. Now that you have finished preparing and repairing your equipment it’s time to reward yourself. Here’s a tip that any beekeeper would love. Take a trip out west to see Turnip Weed in bloom (Rapistrum rugosum). It is a sea of yellow blossoms growing between Moree and Collarenabri producing an abundance of pollen and some nectar.