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-- menu home joining us starting beekeeping swarms resources useful info the beekeeping year learning more videos nbu/beebase societies suppliers photo gallery info for members contact us × home joining us starting beekeeping swarms resources useful info the beekeeping year learning more videos nbu/beebase societies suppliers photo gallery info for members contact us × home we can teach you about beekeeping and get you started from april to the end of september we run apiary sessions for our members every thursday evening. if you would like to come along for a taster session please contact one of the people on the contact us page . new members are welcome at our monthly indoor meetings, which are held from september to march. for more about getting started in beekeeping……………..go to our starting beekeeping page for a membership form and more about our association…………go to the joining us page 2018 honey show results our honey show took place on the 6th october at the main place in coleford. a good enjoyable day was had by all, helped out greatly with the excellent lunch provided by rosemary. dave sutton, our honey judge, provided open judging with lots of tips and tricks which was especially appreciated by our candidates taking module 2 this november. the most keenly contested class was the light honey with approx. 20 entries, first prize was taken by di webb but it was especially pleasing to see the branch honey come in 2nd. the best honey in show was the entry in the novice class, so even the beginners can win the big prices. our thanks also to malcolm cooper for judging the cakes which we sampled afterwards and were delicious. the cups were awarded as follows. the apis mellifera cup for the best honey in show to corrine may the major noel cup for the best exhibit in show to andy gregory for ‘frame suitable for extraction’ the lydney apiary tray for the winner of class 8 to corrine may for ‘best cake’ the phil phelps cup for the best wax in show to d i webb the chairman’s cup for the entrant with the most points from all the classes to andy gregory introductory course – promising new beekeepers on saturday we held our one day introduction to beekeeping course (fully subscribed). in the morning, jim vivian-griffiths spoke about the basics of bees and beekeeping and answered everyone’s questions. rosemary prepared another lovely lunch and lots of cakes. in the afternoon, six of our experienced beekeepers took the attendees out into our apiary. it was a perfect sunny afternoon for beekeeping and the colonies were lovely to handle. inspecting a frame we hope the attendees will consider joining us for the beginners course over winter / spring and look forward to seeing them at our apiary and association meetings in the future. a wonderful afternoon at our annual bbq we all enjoyed the great food and friendship at the dean forest bbq on saturday, the weather was kind and we had lovely sunshine throughout. thanks go to ladi and sue for their generosity in hosting us and preparing the feast along with rosemary & bob. 2018 bbka basic certification congratulations would like to congratulate the following members on passing the bbka basic certificate this summer: sarah james anna stankiewicz simon preest paul jones kerry wynn corinne may passing the basic assessment demonstrates proficiency at all the things which new beekeepers need to know and provides self confidence that your skills and knowledge are on the right track. it is the gateway to other bbka practical assessments and knowledge modules. should any other members wish to take the bbka basic assessment please discuss with a group leader. a great day out on the 2018 bee safari we all had a fabulous time at the 2018 bee safari with everyone learning inside tips and tricks for reading colonies. our warmest thanks go to marin anastassov who led us through a number of colony inspections with a focus on what the bees are telling us about the state of the colony before and during our inspections. without inspecting the record cards beforehand we were able to identify a swarm that had been hived up 4-5 weeks earlier, drone laying queens, laying workers, strong well established colonies, and many other colony conditions. we also checked the status of queen rearing in apideas and the nucs created from a swarm box. it is always fascinating to see others people’s apiaries and bees and we are very grateful to peter emery and jim & val vivian-griffiths for hosting us. basic beekeeping course congratulations we’d like to congratulate all the students who have just completed our 2018 basic beekeeping course. the six winter theory sessions (in the snow) and four practical sessions (in the sun) provided you with all the information you need to get started in beekeeping and will stand you in good stead when you decide to take the bbka basic certification (hint!) we’ve been really impressed with you as a group and hope you will join us on our thursday evening apiary sessions to continue learning and making friends. we’re always here to answer questions and enjoy a chat. finally, a big thank you to our excellent team of trainers for giving up so much time in the peak of the beekeeping calendar. it would be impossible without you! keeping healthier bees – our honey bee health course on saturday 26th may, seven of our members took time out from their own bees to attend our honey bee health course led by jim vivian-griffiths , val vivian-griffiths , and adam parker (all master beekeepers). this course helps beekeepers improve their understanding and practice of beekeeping and aligns to the syllabus of the new bbka honey bee health certification . during the morning jim shared his knowledge and experience of the current and possible future pest and disease threats facing honeybees. the monitoring and control of varroa is one of the key elements discussed given its ability to damage brood and act as a vector for the spread of viruses. in the afternoon, jim, val, and adam led practical sessions covering shook swarm, bailey comb change, and disease inspection techniques to help them manage issues and keep their bees healthy. the students were able to attempt the manipulations with expert assistance and view a number of colonies which have had the same treatments during recent weeks to see how the colonies develop afterwards. many thanks to rosemary snowdon for providing a lovely ploughman’s lunch and spoiling us as usual. feedback on the course includes: “essential for anyone who wants to keep healthy and productive bees” “the content was well researched, knowledgeable and thoroughly up to date” “i highly recommend the 1 day ‘bee health’ course delivered by the team” “i have no hesitation in recommending this course for value, content and experience” tom swaine trophy the tom swaine cup was awarded at the gbka agm to the team that worked on the new exhibition stand. three of the winners are members krysia kolodziejek, dave kennedy, and angie horlick, the other team member being mike hunt who is gbka president. please join me in both thanking them for their fantastic contributions and congratulating them on receipt of this award. asian hornets the asian hornet is smaller than our native hornet and poses no greater risk to human health than a bee. however, they do pose a risk to honey bees because they will kill them when they need protein to feed their own larvae. asian hornets are established in much of europe, including france, they were found in the tetbury area of gloucestershire in september 2016. the national bee unit found and destroyed a nest, which they believe was the only one in the area. a single hornet was found near woolacombe in devon in september 2017. beekeepers should check for the presence of asian hornets by putting out traps. on warm spring days, mated queen hornets may emerge from hibernation as early as february, and worker hornets will be on the wing throughout the beekeeping season, right up 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