Evaluating honey bee brood frames at River Raisin Beekeepers Club meeting

October 13, 2024 2:00PM - 3:30PM

Contact: Ana Heck

Photo of adult honey bees on a frame of honey bee sealed brood.
Photo credit: Ana Heck

Join River Raisin Beekeepers Club for a beekeeping presentation by Apiculture Extension Educator Ana Heck on evaluating honey bee brood frames. Learn to distinguish between healthy and sick brood and to recognize signs of European Foulbrood, American Foulbrood, chalkbrood, and varroa parasitic mite brood syndrome.

River Raisin Beekeepers Club meetings are open to everyone, including non-members. Beekeepers and those interested in getting started with beekeeping can find a local beekeeping club in Michigan.

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