TBA Benefits for Local Associations
As of January 15, 2020, the Tennessee Beekeepers Association had 44 affiliated associations with 1,760 members. It only takes six local members …
Save the Date! TBA 2021 Conference
The 2021 TBA Conference will be held on Friday, October 8 and Saturday, October 9. We are so excited to announce our …
Beekeeping Classes
Many local beekeeping associations will offer a beekeeping class or “short course”. Here are some of the upcoming opportunities. Marshall County Beekeepers will conduct …
Find Your Local Bee Association
The Tennessee Beekeepers Association encourages all beekeepers to take part in the activities of a local beekeeping organization. Click on the club …
TBA on Facebook
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Pollinator Stewardship Council
The TBA supports the work of the Pollinator Stewardship Council. The mission of the PSC is to defend managed and native pollinators vital to …
Need help with a swarm?
Swarming is how honey bees reproduce at the colony level. The queen will leave the hive along with up to half of …
TN Voluntary Honey Bee Best Management Practices
The Voluntary Honey Bee Best Management Practices (BMP) Policy has been developed by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Apiary Technical Advisory Committee …
Want to Become a Beekeeper?
Interested in becoming a beekeeper? Beekeeping can be enjoyed by almost anyone in Tennessee, whether you live on a farm or have …
TN Hive Registration
Tennessee law requires all colonies to be registered with the state. Click here for a registration form in PDF format that you …