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The Tennessee Beekeepers Association's objectives include the promotion of modern, scientific beekeeping throughout Tennessee, encouragement of youth in the art of beekeeping, and informing the public of the importance of the honey bee.
TBA
2008 Annual Conference in Memphis
The Tennessee Beekeepers Association will hold its Annual Conference on
October 17 and 18, 2008, in Memphis, Tennessee. Beekeepers from across
Tennessee as well as from surrounding areas are invited to join us for
our educational program featuring several of the most sought-after
speakers as presenters. Jerry Hayes, author of the American Bee
Journal’s “Classroom” is clearly among the nation’s most respected
speakers on beekeeping topics. Dr. Jamie Ellis, a dynamic speaker
who trained in South Africa, will also speak. Dr. Amanda Ellis is
a honey bee researcher who works with Jerry Hayes in Florida. She will
share her findings in some very pertinent research that is being
currently conducted. Kent Williams, the Certified Master
Beekeeper and President of the
Eastern
Apicultural Society, will be returning to Memphis. Many remember his
colorful presentations. Kent speaks directly to the everyday needs of
beekeepers in plain, Western Kentucky terms. Also, Ed Levi, the
Arkansas Apiary Specialist and Inspector who has trained beekeepers
around the world, will be showing us the latest in world-wide
beekeeping.
This year’s TBA conference will host a number of beekeeping equipment
manufacturers who will bring their products to sell.
Brushy Mountain,
Walter T. Kelley, and
Dadant will be present.
Many welcome the opportunity to view the beekeeping equipment up close.
Bob Cole and Ann Harman will bring their extensive
beekeeping bookstore. Be sure to look at the honey show rules and bring
your entries of honey, beeswax products, and photos. Honey Show Rules:
PDF
Word
Please register early using the registration form available. Print out
some copies and take them to your local bee meeting. We’re looking
forward to seeing you in Memphis! Registration Form:
PDF
Word
Web Page Handout:
PDF
Word
Questions about the conference? Email TBA Executive VP
Richard Underhill
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Pollination in Tennessee

A special project funded by the TBA and the TDA Market Development Divison.

Beekeeping in Tennessee
The University of Tennessee now has available
the revised version of this great publication. Printed copies are
available through UT for $10 or you may
download a pdf version of the publication.
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Extractors Available
The TBA is pleased to announce that through the Tennessee
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Growth Initiative two portable extracting
units have been purchased for use by Tennessee beekeepers.
Click here for more
information.
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