Dates:
 Wednesday June 7 & 8
Time:
 10:am - 4:30:pm
Location: 
1400 Quincy Street NE
Prerequisite:
 Short course or one year experience
Take charge of your bees’ well-being in this 
practical workshop
 designed to help you identify, monitor, and manage the most common threats to hive health. Through a mix of 
classroom sessions
 and 
hands-on lessons
, you’ll gain real-world experience in organic treatments, integrated pest management techniques, and best practices for every season. Plus, we’ll provide a 
textbook
 to support your learning and long-term success.
What You’ll Learn
Treating Organically
: Reduce chemical reliance and keep your bees happy and healthy
Pest & Disease Biology
: Understand the life cycles of common hive threats
Monitoring & Identification
: Spot problems early and take timely action
Record Keeping
: Stay organized and track your colonies’ progress
Treatment Calendars
: Know when and how to apply interventions
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
: Combine multiple strategies for safer, more effective control
Seasonal Signs & Best Practices
: Adapt your care to the time of year for thriving colonies
Join us to gain the confidence and know-how needed to protect your bees from pests, parasites, and diseases—because healthy bees mean a thriving beekeeping experience!
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