Kathleen Prough, the Indiana state apiarist will be talking about brood disease and how and when a beekeeper will need to get a prescription from a veterinarian for Terramycin.

Gary Mullen will bring a solar wax melter and Simon Kuntz will share about a hive monitoring product called Queen's Guard.

We've assembled an elite group of SIBA members to talk about pests and diseases. These members all keep bees within a 50 mile radius of Garry's Workshop so the pests and diseases discussed should be very relevant to all of us!

Join us at Garry Reeves apiary to learn about On the Spot (OTS) queen rearing and how to make your personal beekeeping most efficient and economical.

Debbie Seib will visit in June and she's talking nucs. Nucs are a great tool for the beekeeper. We'll be discussing what to do with the nucs you've started and answering questions you might have after starting a nuc.

Mike Bentz will lead the discussion, show some techniques, and talk about the typical equipment used. Bring your questions! On Saturday May 20th, John Lewis and Jason Morgan demonstrate how to cut bees out of a ceiling.

SIBA welcomes Alex Zomchek who will present "Monitoring 20." Thorough and timed monitoring for pests and diseases is critical in our high mortality age.

Join us at the final winter workshop of 2017 to build or fix your equipment and get ready for spring.