I’ll be at the Somerset County Cooperative Extension in Skowhegan this Saturday giving my annual bee-school. This will be my 5th year teaching the course as president of the Somerset Beekeepers and I’m looking forward to spending a day talking with folks about bees.
It’s lots of fun helping prospective new beekeepers to learn how to get started with their own hives. Normally I do this course over a series of weeks, but this year I am crazy-busy, so I opted for a day-long workshop that I’ve laughingly deemed my “bee-school crash course”.
There’s still space available in this class, so if you or someone you know is interested in joining us on Saturday feel free to share this information with them and have them get in touch with me to sign up. It’s sure to bee a buzzing good time!
This post was last modified on March 1, 2016 8:20 pm
Nobody photographs the fence. If you think about it—we photograph the garden inside the fence.…
QUICK NOTE: This story is from 2018. The FSA Beginning Farmer programs are still active…
This week I finally walked the back corner of my conservation acreage for the first…
Over the course of the last week, I’ve been out breaking trail in more ways…
QUICK NOTE: This story is from 2018. The FSA Beginning Farmer programs are still active…
“Augh,” I muttered as snow wedged itself around my ankle inside my sneakers. “Shoulda worn…