PWRBA Meeting January 12, 2016 Ben Gimeno ben.gimeno@hotmail.com - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PWRBA Meeting January 12, 2016 Ben Gimeno ben.gimeno@hotmail.com - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PWRBA Meeting January 12, 2016 Ben Gimeno ben.gimeno@hotmail.com (703) 881-8911 (mobile, text, etc.) January 12 Agenda Ask-a-Beekeeper 6:30 7:00 Business Meeting and 7:00 7:30 Elections Break 7:30 7:40 Speaker 7:40
January 12 Agenda
6:30 – 7:00 7:00 – 7:30 7:30 – 7:40 7:40 – 9:00 –Ask-a-Beekeeper –Business Meeting and Elections –Break –Speaker
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PWBRA Officers
- President: Ben Gimeno
- Vice President: Dave Wright
- Treasurer: Carl Hampton
- Secretary: Tracy Williamson
Please sign in so we know who attended, especially if you are new!!!
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- Get your name tag
- Wear it so we know
who you are
- Please leave it at
the end of the meeting
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Election Candidates
- President: Diana Graves
- Vice-President: Dave Wright, Bruce Hamon
- Treasurer: Carl Hampton
- Secretary: Tracy Williamson
- Any new Nominations?
- Let’s Vote
PWRBA T-Shirts and Hats for Sale
- T-shirts are $17
- Hats $13
- Contact Thomas Davison
- (703) 870-5650 or
- thomas.davison@gmail.com
T-shirts and Hats are being sold at cost.
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Mentors Needed
- Remember learning …………..to tie your shoes, to ride a bicycle, to braid
hair, to tie a square know????
- Some things just are so much easier with someone by your side coaching
and demonstrating how it is done.
- Next Spring 2016 Bee School students will be installing bees into their
hives, a new experience for them. With support in this learning experience, success and confidence is gained by the new beekeeper.
- Even a beekeeper who just started last year can be a benefit to new
beekeepers as they install and inspect hives.
- Mentoring may involve helping the new beekeeper with his/her hive or
just being available for phone call/email consultation and questions.
If you can help, please contact Linda Bailey jeffandlindabailey@gmail.com.
Nuc Production
2016
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- Spring Management, March 8, 2016 Meeting
Colony behavior late winter into Spring Emergency Feeding Techniques Assessing Dead Outs What do YOU need to do so you are ready for your bees next Spring? Managing for Honey Production, Splits and Nucs Spring Colony Growth - Bee behavior, biology, & identifying nature’s clues Swarm Prevention Tips
Events/Dates to Keep in Mind
For details see: http://pwrbeekeepers.com/
Description: 10 Brushy Mountain Nucs Cost: $60/Nuc, Cash or Check to PWRBA Included: Unassembled (two medium or one deep) box, unassembled frames, wax foundation, screen bottom board, entrance reducer, inner cover, and telescoping cover.
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Nucs For Sale
First Come First Serve Contact: Dave Wright Contact: Dave Wright
Remember – This is Your Club
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- Pick an Activity
- Create and/or lead
an activity
- Get Involved
..and local author Copies for sale $20
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Tonight’s Speaker, Frank Linton
photo credit: Frank Linton Author and beekeeper, Frank Linton, has kept an observation hive in his home for over 10 years and during that time has acquired much knowledge—set down here in a well-thought out how-to book. This book shows beekeepers everything they need to know to select, install, and maintain a permanent observation hive. It also addresses the related topic
- f portable observation hives intended for temporary public display and
education.
Closing Comments
Champion Volunteer!
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Questions?
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