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A state apiarist? Register your apiary locations with the state? Your chance to speak.
In September, the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) will make available a survey to all beekeepers in the state about possible changes to the
Ramblings From the President – August 2021
Fellow beekeepers – although we have seen some uptick in COVID-19 cases, we are returning to many of our normal activities. One of those activities
NEW Education Certification Level: Craftsman
The WASBA Board approved the recommendation from the Education Committee to add a fifth certification level to our education program. The new certification is called
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Join us for the first ever JamborBEE! The 2021 Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference will be held on Saturday October 2nd and Sunday 3rd at the
WSDA: Answering some common questions about the hornet quarantine proposal.
WSDA AG BRIEFS
Local Organizations Offering Remote Education Classes
We have some amazing instructors who have stepped forward to bridge the gap for people who are interested in getting started as new beekeepers as
Can Whiskey Save Honeybees?
WASBA just received a $3500 donation from Powers Whiskey after more than 100 bars participated in A Measure Above. This initiative raised money and awareness to protect
Build Your Own Asian Giant Hornet Traps
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has published information on building, baiting and maintaining traps for the Asian giant hornet. Asian giant hornets pose a
WSU Asian Giant Hornet Bulletin
Washington State University Extension has published an informative bulletin about the Asian giant hornet. While this article is still undergoing peer review (this is a
The USDA has Published Guidelines Related to the Asian Giant Hornet
The United States Department of Agriculture has put together extensive information regarding the Asian giant hornet. This is an invasive species that could devastate Washington