New Jersey Beekeepers Association

The New Jersey Beekeepers Association is seeking a Honey Ambassador for 2025. This role allows a young adult (18-25 years old by January 2025) passionate about beekeeping and honey to educate others, promote the industry, and create awareness around the importance of …

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What is the New Jersey Beekeepers Association?

A branch of the New Jersey Beekeepers Association serving Hunterdon and Warren Counties We are dedicated to promoting the general interest in the support of bee culture. Our branch, made up of 100+ members primarily serves Hunterdon and Warren Counties. We are one of the ten branches of the New Jersey Beekeepers Association. OUR WEBSITE HAS MOVED! ...

Where can I find information on beekeeping courses in New Jersey?

ity, the State Apiarist, or a local beekeeping club. The New Jersey Beekeepers Association is yo best source for information on beekee ing courses. Their website is: www.njbeekeepers.orgAre be keep s required to have their bee yards registered?Yes. All bee yards must be registered with the State for the beek per to be in compliance with the ...

Can I get a scholarship to beekeeping in New Jersey?

Any New Jersey, full-time student interested in becoming involved in beekeeping can apply for a scholarship to one of the Essex, Jersey Cape, Mid-State, RVBA, SJBA or Sussex courses offered below. ...

How do I get a copy of the New Jersey Beekeepers Association brochure?

The New Jersey Beekeepers Association has five brochures which are distributed to the branches for use in public outreach activities: Copies of these brochures can be obtained from your branch president. If you would like to purchase brochures, they are available in packets of 50 per brochure at a cost of $25 per packet, plus postage. ...

What does the New Jersey Department of Agriculture do?

The New Jersey Department of Agriculture's Division of Plant Industry protects the pollination needs of the fruit and vegetable industry by ensuring that the honey bee population, both native and migratory, is free of injurious honey bee pests and diseases. The Division requires control actions when contagious diseases and pests are detected. ...

What is nwnjba January membership meeting now?

NWNJBA January Membership Meeting Now is when to survey your equipment and hardware, figure out what works and what doesn’t, and upgrade or replace — or maybe find some new favorites! We’ll discuss various tools and hacks for managing your bees and hives. Time: 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Address: Hunterdon County Rt 12 Complex, Building 1 ...