If you’ve never taken the opportunity to work at the annual Farm to Table event, you should consider doing it. It’s work, but it’s fun, and you’ll learn a thing or two. But mostly, you’ll enjoy sharing your love of beekeeping with young members of our community. This annual event is offered by the Chamber’s Agri-Business Committee and provides about …
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Preserving our Heritage at Cedarock Historical Farm
Thanks to our Vice President, Mike Ross, for organizing, setting up and participating in our beekeeping exhibit during FarmFest: Preserving our Heritage at the Cedarock Historical Farm on August 22. Mike was joined by Randy Stinson, Johnny Mills, Judy Ross and other members. Cory Gillespie and Charles Black helped out that afternoon and Neil Cary was there for the middle …
Foxfire Way of Beekeeping
ACB members Paul Jollay of Glencoe Honey Company and Ira Poston of Blueberry Hill Apiaries discussed beekeeping as part of the Foxfire in Cedarock Park summer series. They covered the history of beekeeping including current practices and some equipment used. An observation hive with a full frame of honey bees and a marked queen kept the questions flowing at the …
“Homegrown” in the Park
The Alamance County Farm Bureau “Homegrown” “In the Park” held at Burlington City Park on Saturday, April 11th was well attended. To celebrate Alamance County Agriculture both the Alamance County Beekeepers and the Extension Master Gardeners Volunteers had exhibits. Thanks are due to members Mike Ross, Neil Carey, Corey Gillespie, Cynthia Pierce, Linda and Geoff Leister for their participation and …