Dance of the Honey Bee
CMCBA Mission Statement:
Provides educational Support to new and experienced beekeepers, with a purpose for the continuation of beekeeping as a community-based agricultural effort
Bees will be in the hive protecting the queen and colony bundled together in a cluster. When visiting the hives limit exposure on cold and damp days. On warmer days you should see the bees coming out for a cleansing flight. On these warmer days take a peek to ensure that their food stores are within reach or the cluster and that they have food.
Start preparing for the new year, assembling equipment or order new equipment. If you are planning on purchasing a new queen, do so now for spring delivery.
Catch up on your reading by picking up a good beekeeping book (available at the local library)
Everyone is welcome to join us at our monthly meetings. Great time for all beekeepers and wanna-bees. You can never bee too ready for the new season. Very knowledgeable and experienced Beekeepers sharing their wisdom.
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