Limestone County Beekeepers Association - Legacy Page

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The Limestone County Beekeepers Association - Legacy page is an artifact of the now defunct Limestone County Beekeepers Association. The page is being kept active so that the contents of the page over the years remains available to our many followers. For current beekeeping activity in Limestone County please go to the Limestone County Beekeeper Club at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1785106235372114

09/12/2026

This will take place in the vendor hall. Look for the table and there will be someone there to assist you. Who is looking forward to trying all of the different honeys?

09/12/2026
09/12/2026

September is National Honey Month! 🍯✨

Honey is so much more than a sweetener. From its natural ability to help retain moisture in baked goods to its incredible versatility in both sweet and savory recipes, there are plenty of reasons to celebrate this golden ingredient.

And with more than 300 honey varietals in the U.S. alone, there’s a whole world of flavor waiting to be explored.

Ready to fall a little more in love with honey? 💛

Read our latest blog to discover the many ways honey can make everyday moments—and meals—a little sweeter.

🔗 : https://buff.ly/ISeAidF

09/12/2026

SAVE THE BEES 🥹

08/10/2026

Washington State Beekeepers Annual Conference Announcement

The Washington State Beekeepers Association presents the Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference on Friday October 2 and Saturday October 3 at the Wenatchee Convention Center in Wenatchee, WA.
Keynote speaker is Dr. Brandon Hopkins and other speakers include: Kamon Reynolds, Dr. David Peck, Frederick Dunn, Adam Pachl, George Hansen, and PNW Student Presentations.

For more information/registration, please visit: https://wasba.org/events/conference-info/

08/10/2026

This article was originally published by The Conversation Jennie L. Durant Bees are crucial pollinators for many crops, as well as producers of honey. Allagash Brewing/Flickr Creative Commons Ameri…

05/22/2026

Tune in for the next At Home Beekeeping Series session Tuesday, May 26 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. CT.

Hosted by Alabama Extension’s beekeeping team, this free, virtual series offers practical insights, expert guidance, and a live Q&A to support beekeepers at every level. This session will feature Alexander McMenamin with the US Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service, who will share an overview of honey bee viruses and current research efforts to address them.

Learn more and register at https://www.aces.edu/go/2820.

Don’t miss it. Buzz in and learn something new!

04/29/2026

Find yourself needing a little extra boost to finish your workout? Look no further than your pantry! 🍯

Consuming carbohydrates, such as honey, during a workout helps your muscles stay nourished longer and delays fatigue, versus not using any aid or supplement. Next time you reach for a simple bottle of water, add some honey to it – it might give you that much-needed athletic boost!

04/20/2026
04/20/2026

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