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BEEKEEPING BASICS

This course is designed for individuals interested in starting this fascinating hobby, as well as for seasoned beekeepers looking for more information. We will learn the latest techniques of beekeeping and how to keep honeybees which are essential to our environment. Honeybees are the most fascinating and important insect on our planet. When weather cooperates, a healthy hive of honeybees, in Middlesex County can produce 100 lbs of excess honey.

Instructors:

Rick Reault, owner of New England Beekeeping Supplies and President of the Middlesex County Beekeeper's Association.

Eileen Murray, local bee enthusiast.

Kerri Alexander, local bee enthusiast

Al Horton, 2007 Massachusetts beekeeper of the year.

Schedule for 2013

Acton Boxboro Middle School

6 Saturdays, 9:30 - 11:30am
Starting January 26th.

Cost:

$90--Includes Beekeeping Basics Manual.

Registration:

Please call (978) 266-2525

Tyngsboro Recreation Center

6 Sundays, 5 - 7pm
Starting Feb. 10th.

Cost:

$100 - includes text.

Registration:

Please call (978) 649-2300 ext. 150 or
Email: apage@tyngsboroughma.gov

Lincoln Subury

Information coming soon.

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