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SUMMARY:Introductory Beekeeping Course
DESCRIPTION:So you want to be a Beekeeper? \n3-part series: Thursdays\, February 16\, February 23\, and March 2nd\, 6:00-8:00 pm\nInstructors: Randy Morgan\, Emeritus Curator-Insectarium\, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden; Phil Hucke\, Certified Arborist\, Ray Babcock\, President- Southwestern Ohio Beekeepers Association \n*All together over 55 years of beekeeping experience!\nCost: $45 for series (must register for entire series) \nThe amazing honey bee is an agriculturally-important pollinator threatened by many human activities. Beekeeping\, the art and science of managing honey bees\, is a fascinating hobby\, fun backyard business and extensive agro-industry. This introductory course is intended to encourage and support interested non-beekeepers. Novice beekeepers are also welcome! Sign up now to learn about and experience the joy of beekeeping! This program will answer your questions about: Getting started\, use of and ordering equipment\, costs\, where to place your bees\, how to get your bees\, protective clothing\, etc. \nThe official announcement \nClick here to register
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/introductory-beekeeping-course/
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SUMMARY:Food and Growers Association Winter Conference 2017
DESCRIPTION:"Local Food: A 'Growing' Revolution" \nWhen:  Saturday\, February 4th\, 9AM - 3:15PM\nWhere: Batesville Middle School \nAgain this year\, we will be hosting two educational tracks: one for producers/growers and another for consumers and home gardeners. As always\, you are invited to attend talks in either track! Topics include: \n\nClosed-loop farming\nSmall farm profitability\nSeason extension using high and low tunnels\nQ&A with a panel of experienced farmers\nFermentation\nCanning\nCheesemaking\nMedicinal mushrooms and wild edible foraging\n\nView website to see all tracks and all the speakers and sessions. \nLunch will be provided as a "Taste of Southeast Indiana" from area restaurants paired with our local farmers! \nNew this year\, a children's program for ages 3-10 will be available to the children of conference attendees. It will include lunch and lessons about farming and local food! \nInvite your friends along to check out our winter market vendor area\, featuring locally produced foods and other items\, as well as informational booths from area organizations. The vendor area will be free and open to the public from 9-11am.If you are interested in becoming a vendor \, email us at contact@foodandgrowers.org. \nRegistration is open now\, and tickets are limited! Sign up through our Eventbrite page!
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/food-and-growers-association-winter-conference-2017/
LOCATION:Batesville Middle School\, 201 N Mulberry St\, Batesville \, IN\, 47006\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20170128T040000
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SUMMARY:Free Bedford Beekeeping School
DESCRIPTION:  \nHave you ever been interested in keeping honey bees? Bedford Beekeepers Bee Club will be having a free class on bee keeping This class is for beginners and for all that want to refresh\, and learn what is new in beekeeping. \nOur annual Beginning Beekeeper Class is a one-day event that takes place in January and serves as an introduction to the basics of beekeeping. Participants will learn about the history and life cycle of honey bees\, types of bee hives\, various beekeeping equipment\, and common diseases. \nThis class is FREE and includes a silent auction\, which is part of our annual fundraising efforts. Class will be at Central Church of Christ Ed building 1401 12th street in Bedford. \nA BEEHIVE AND BEES will be the door prize at the end of day. \nSaturday January 28\, 2017 9am- 4pm \nAuction at noon. Many bee related Items. Orders will be taken for Packages of bees. \nYOU MUST RSVP. Use the info below. \nOur Club is free to join and has no dues. Just come learn and help the bees and enjoy.
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/free-bedford-beekeeping-school/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20170124T130000
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SUMMARY:A Very Bee Night with Author & Kentucky State Apiarist Tammy Horn
DESCRIPTION:The event is $5 and you can register here. \nTammy Horn grew up on a farm\, but was determined never to do science\, agriculture or math when she went to college. An English professor by training\, Horn decided to help her grandfather with his bees in 1997 and immediately became smitten with them. Balancing her career as an English professor and hobbyist\, Horn wrote Bees in America: How the Honey Bee Shaped a Nation in 2005 followed by Beeconomy: What Women and Bees teach us about Local Trade and Global Markets in 2012. In order to write it\, she went to Hawai’i during off-seasons from 2006-2010 to work in the queen bee production industry. \nAs the 2006 National Endowment of Humanities Chair of Appalachian Studies at Berea College\, Horn focused on large scale surface mining reclamation and specifically how it affected pollinators. From 2007-2014\, with a generous grant from Ed and Elaine Holcombe\, she started Coal Country Beeworks (based at Eastern Kentucky University)\, which worked with community partners to offer workshops\, education\, and practical beekeeping skills in Eastern KY. In addition to working with coal companies to get more pollinator habitat included in reclamation\, the KY State legislature approved legislation that would let coal companies modify their reclamation with pollinator habitat and that allowed the Department of Transportation to include more habitat on highway rights-of-way. \nIn 2014\, Horn became the KY State Apiarist. Her primary goals as apiarist are to document hive health\, promote economic development\, and provide education and outreach. To date\, she has partnered on a USDA grant to promote pollinator and cerulean habitat in Eastern KY\, a USDA-APHIS Honey Bee Health Survey grant\, and implemented a Hive Count/Honey Report system for the state. Horn has served as president for KY State Beekeepers Association\, president of Eastern Apiculture Society\, a director on Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees\, and been awarded the 2010 North American Pollinator Protection Advocate Award as well as the Kentucky State Beekeeping Association Lifetime Achievement Award and KSBA Beekeeper of the Year.
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/a-very-bee-night-with-author-kentucky-state-apiarist-tammy-horn/
LOCATION:Gorman Heritage Farm\, 10052 Reading Road\, Cincinnati\, OH\, 45241\, United States
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SUMMARY:SIBA General Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We welcome back Tyson Hermes for the January meeting. Tyson will demonstrate his process beeswax candlemaking. It will include the basics\, supplies\, his process\, and clean-up. \nTyson did this about 3 year ago and it was quite a popular event. We have a video on the website here. \nView Tyson's slide deck from the 1/17/17 SIBA Meeting in Moores Hill. \nThis slideshow requires JavaScript.
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/siba-general-meeting/
LOCATION:Moores Hill Senior Center\, 16610 N Broadway St.\, Moores Hill\, IN\, 47032\, United States
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SUMMARY:Garry's 2017 Winter Workshop #2
DESCRIPTION:The second winter workshop is locked in for Sat. January 14th 2017. Bring your materials\, safety glasses\, and be ready to build! \nNow is the time to fix old equipment or build frames\, boxes\, and other woodenware. Check out the popular swarm trap blog freshly updated with plans to build two swarm traps from a 4x8 sheet of plywood. If you want to come and watch or jump into an assembly line to learn as we go\, come on over! See you there. \nDON'T FORGET YOUR SAFETY GLASSES! \n 
URL:https://www.indianahoney.org/event/garrys-winter-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Garry’s Workshop\, 14759 S.R. 350\, Moores Hill\, IN\, 47032\, United States
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