Robertson County Beekeepers Association

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Meeting tonight ( 5-26-26) begins promptly at 7:00 PM! BUzZ on in! 🐝

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Robertson County Beekeepers Association members were invited to Robertson County Schools’ Book Walk at Travis Price Park Saturday, April 11th, 2026! The featured book was EMMA BEE. Our members talked to local students and family members about honeybees, beekeeping and honey! Mike and Gina Ernst brought their beautiful Bee Display and an observation hive, Mike Baker brought local florals that provide nectar and pollen for bees and handed out packets of seeds for pollinators. Mike and Kathy Helms had bee suits available for the children to try on and take photos and provided honey samples to taste.

Join us March 31 at 3 pm for a free webinar about protecting pollinators. PA certified pesticide applicators can earn 2 core credits. Register at https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ax1U5MHbTs-YldJC9ZTo3A #/registration

Our group has several new beekeepers that would love to help remove swarms from your yard! Somebody probably’lost a swarm! ‘ Contact RobCoBeeks Members group or call the UT Extension office in Springfield!

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