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Sudbury and District Beekeepers Association
Beekeepers Helping Beekeepers!
Welcome back everyone! (And hello to many new faces!) Great coffee, a stacked agenda, and Otto kicking off our first meeting of 2025 with his overwintering findings and observations. βοΈπ![]()
Have trouble making a meeting in person? If you are a paid SDBA member, email us about Zoom options! ![]()
If youβre not a member yet but would like to be, you can find out more about our memberships here: www.sudburybeekeepers.com/wp/welcome/membership/
Welcome back Beekeepers!!
Join us for the first meeting of Spring 2025 tonight (March 19th) at LoEllen Park Secondary School, in the library. The "Meet and Greet" begins at 6:30pm, with an in depth discussion about winter survival and planning for spring to follow.
Snacks and Coffee are available and we are always ready to welcome in new members πππ!
See you all tonight!!!
The Sudbury and District Beekeepers Association presents an evening with Yukon-based Etienne Tardiff of www.northof60beekeeping.com . Etienne successfully manages beekeeping operations in the Yukon Territories. ![]()
Date: Wednesday Nov 13, 7:00pm to 9:30pm (meet and greet 6:30pm)
Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School main Library
275 Loach’s Road Sudbury, ON P3E 2P8![]()
New and interested beekeepers are welcome to join us.
www.northof60beekeeping.com
A site dedicated to learning how to successfully keep bees in Northern Climates. My YouTube Channel My goals are: To develop a better understanding of Beekeeping in Extreme Northern Climates (Yukon, N…
Have you medicated your bees yet? Whatβs your favourite way to wrap your hives up for winter? ![]()
Join us on Wednesday October 16th for a discussion about hive treatments, wrapping and winter preparations at the LoEllen Park Secondary School in the Library on the main floor. 6:30 pm Meet and Greet, 7:00pm meeting start π.![]()
The Sudbury and District Beekeepers welcome all new and experienced beekeepers to join the conversation, share their tips and tricks and generally have a great evening talking about beekeeping! ![]()
Photos: These two photos demonstrate two different ways to treat hives with Oxalic Acid. Oxalic Acid is used for the treatment against varroa mites and is typically used right before wrapping hives for winter. Otto Rost using a vaporizing device to treat his hive while Meghan Mitchell uses a solution of Oxalic Acid and sugar water to drizzle onto the bees. Which method do you prefer?πππ