Interested in learning beekeeping basics? Wonder why bees are vital to our environment? Curious about startup costs and honey yields? Catherine Herrick (Kitty), new UR Board member with 20+ years experience, shares her expertise in a two-part workshop at Urban Roots.
Part 1 (March 10, 10 am): Basics of getting started, hive types, equipment, space requirements.
Part 2 (April 21, 10 am): Hands-on hive management, bee-friendly flowers, identifying workers/drones/queen, honey extraction, possible apiary visit.
Whether you're a curious urban homesteader or aspiring beekeeper, join us to explore the joys of urban beekeeping.
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