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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


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PWRBA Meeting

January 12, 2016

Ben Gimeno ben.gimeno@hotmail.com (703) 881-8911 (mobile, text, etc.)

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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
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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.

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Nuc Production

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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/

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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

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Remember – This is Your Club

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  • Pick an Activity
  • Create and/or lead

an activity

  • Get Involved
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..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.

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Closing Comments

Champion Volunteer!

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Questions?

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