Tillamook Beekeepers Association
We have roughly 120 annual members (and growing) covering Tillamook County. We have semi annual Beginning Bee Keeping classes. We have an roomy operational Honey House complete with uncapping tank, 20 frame extractor, large deep hot water sinks, 5 gallon … Continued
Tualatin Valley Beekeepers Association
Tualatin Valley Beekeepers Association is a non-profit organization that provides community, advocacy, and education for those interested in raising honey bee and supporting their presence in the environment. Website: Tualatin Valley Beekeepers
Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association
The Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization operating in the Umpqua Valley region of SW Oregon dedicated to the continued survival of honeybees through ethical and sustainable beekeeping practices based on the current apicultural science through mentoring … Continued
Wallowa County Beekeepers Association
Anyone interested in meeting fellow local beekeepers, in exploring the possibility of getting started in beekeeping yourself or if you just like bees and other pollinators, our meetings are an opportunity to meet and support local beekeepers. Meetings are open … Continued
Willamette Valley Beekeepers Association
The Willamette Valley Beekeepers Association (WVBA), a nonprofit organization, is a diverse group of beekeepers who are focused on education in the art of beekeeping. WVBA prides itself on providing educational opportunities for beekeepers and non-beekeepers. Youth are encouraged to … Continued
January February 2024 Message From the President
Happy New Year, fellow beekeepers. The holidays are over and now it’s time to get back to work. If you are a hobbyist beekeeper, you will be ordering equipment and planning on how you will accomplish all your winter preparations … Continued
Keeping Bees in January-February 2023
I hope you put the hammer to Varroa and struck while the iron was hot—specifically that you took advantage of the treatment window to reduce Varroa numbers significantly during the broodless period. I think it is very important to start … Continued
Keeping Bees in March 2023
Welcome back, a new bee season is upon us. March usually marks the start of the beekeeping season. While this winter may have seemed cold to you, the bees also had to put on their coats and hats. One of … Continued
Keeping Bees in April 2023
April is generally a happy time in the apiary of most beekeepers. Full of hope, thankfulness, and wonder. Hopefulness for the future season’s success in each of our own endeavors. Health of the honey bees being at the top of … Continued