Fall 2019 Newsletter
MBA Fall 2019 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.
Newsletter
KRTP study results
The initial review of the KRTP is completed and we are planning to engage with the province to discuss roll out of the program for the 2020 season. We are excited to see the program getting off its feet and hope the beekeeper community is able to enjoy these new services made available and
Summer 2019 Newsletter
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Spring 2019 Newsletter
MBA Spring 2019 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.
Winter 2019 Newsletter
MBA Winter 2019 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.
Convention 2019 announcement
113th MANITOBA BEEKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION CONVENTION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Please come to the Convention; we will be featuring: Randy Oliver, Les Eccles and Rosanna Punko Randy will be speaking on oxalic acid tips and slow release method, pesticides, and neonic facts. Reading comb and insightful thoughts on bee biology. Les Eccles is with the Ontario tech transfer team and will discuss how to translate these services to Manitoba as has been done in Saskatchewan Rosanna Punko is a masters student working with Nosema and will be speaking on her research CHC will be holding their meeting on Thursday prior to the […]
Fall 2018 Newsletter
MBA Fall 2018 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.
Mite-A-Thon September 8th – 15th, fill out the mitecheck.com survey online to upload your data
The second annual Mite-A-Thon will take place Saturday, September 8 to Saturday, September 15, 2018 and we invite you to participate! Dear Honey Bee Friends: The parasitic mite, Varroa destructor (a.k.a. Varroa), and the viruses it vectors is a significant driver of honey bee colony mortality and therefore needs to be managed effectively in order to maintain the health of honey bees and the ecosystems they live in.The Mite-A-Thon is a Tri-national (i.e. Canada, United States, and Mexico) effort to raise awareness about honey bee colony Varroa infestation levels in North America. Mite-A-Thon participants are being asked to monitor the level of Varroa (number […]
Summer 2018 Newsletter
MBA Summer 2018 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.
Spring 2018 Newsletter
MBA Spring 2018 The MBA Newsletter is published 4 times per year. To view it, you may use the freely available Adobe Reader program.