“One of the beekeeper’s very first tasks must be the study of bee behaviour and the adaptation of himself if he wishes for success.” – Brother Adam, Beekeeping at Buckfast Abbey
Meetings 7-9 pm – Manassas Church of the Brethren, 10047 Nokesville Road (Rt.28)
Inclement Weather Policy – no meeting if PWC Schools close or After School Activities cancelled
*** Join us for the Next Seminar- Fall Management with Mr. Mike Blythe on Tuesday, August 14th. See Club Meetings & Events tab for picnic, honey extraction and other summer activities. ***
** Click here or on the Meetings and Events tab above to see other programs planned in the region **
** PWRBA featured on National News – Click here Honeybees Get Human Helpers **
The Prince William Regional Beekeepers Association is open to all persons regardless of where they live or where they keep bees. Our club strives to:
- Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and views of mutual interest to beekeepers.
- Provide education on the practical aspects of beekeeping and encourage the use of better and more productive methods in the apiary.
- Foster cooperation between members of the association.
- Promote understanding and cooperation between the association and the community with regard to beekeeping.
- Promote the use of honey and honey products.
Our club brochure is here- http://pwrbeekeepers.com/about-2/pwrba-brochure/
Our path forward to sustainability is here- http://pwrbeekeepers.com/about-2/sustainability-plan/
2008 Beekeeper Field Day Pearmund Cellars Vineyard and Winery Broad Run, VA (S. Strecker Photo Credit)
Queen Cell (K.Eisen photo credit)
New Beehives: Pearmund Cellars Vineyard and Winery Broad Run, VA (K. Eisen photo credit)
