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Robert Mitten commented on Anna Chase's group Beekeeping Network
"Re: Comment by Cylia on February 6, 2012 at 12:53pm Looking for any Cedar Cottage beekeepers who would be interested in helping Cedar Cottage garden install their beehives this year.  We've received approval to proceed and are…"
Feb 17
Anna Chase left a comment for Robert Mitten
"Hi Robert, Great to hear from you and your interest in connecting with other local beekeepers. As you may have read on the VV beekeping site I have been asking people who sign onto the Village Vancouver Beekeeping site to let me know where they…"
Aug 25, 2011
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"Have bees will share knowledge.  Building 8 Frame and Top-bar Beehives.   Testing "Other styles" of keeping Honeybees. Current project is 2 Queen systems.    "
Aug 25, 2011
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Aug 25, 2011

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At 5:59pm on August 25, 2011, Anna Chase said…
Hi Robert,
Great to hear from you and your interest in connecting with other local beekeepers. As you may have read on the VV beekeping site I have been asking people who sign onto the Village Vancouver Beekeeping site to let me know where they live and if they would be interested in part of a neighborhood beekeeping group. If you are willing to host an initial get-together with approx 6 -10 beekeepers from your neighbourhood please let know at anna@villagevancouver.ca ...that is how our Main street beekeepers group (with 10 people) got started (your group can decide how many members you want per group - we found a group of 8-10 works best as some people cannot make some gatherings (last year the main street group had three gatherings) I usually hold a meet and greet for beekeepers in the spring or fall but this fall I have to pass as my partner and I just had twins three weeks ago.
Best wishes, Anna
At 4:39pm on August 25, 2011, Robert Mitten said…

Have bees will share knowledge. 

Building 8 Frame and Top-bar Beehives.  

Testing "Other styles" of keeping Honeybees.

Current project is 2 Queen systems.

 

 

 
 
 

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