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Colonial Beekeepers Beekeepers from the peninsula and middle peninsula areas of Virginia

Lots of good questions and participation at Grafton MS’s BugFest today — thanks to all who volunteered! (Special thanks ...
26/09/2026

Lots of good questions and participation at Grafton MS’s BugFest today — thanks to all who volunteered! (Special thanks to Scott Bartram, who didn’t technically volunteer but was there with the chicken people and helped hang the CBA banner!)

30/08/2026

Yesterday was Honey fest and next Saturday is Bees & B**rs.

27/08/2026
It’s that time of year again!May the odds be forever in your favor!
25/08/2026

It’s that time of year again!

May the odds be forever in your favor!

The Virginia Beehive Distribution Program is now open for applications! 🐝

This program provides free beehive assembly equipment to Virginia residents, to help expand the number of actively managed honey bee colonies throughout the Commonwealth.

If you're interested in beekeeping and want to support the health and diversity of the Commonwealth's pollinators and ecosystems, apply by Sept. 9. 🍯🌼

More information is available on the VDACS website: https://ow.ly/NqeM50ZFiWU

📝 Recipients are chosen at random from all eligible applications submitted during the application period.

It's showtime!   The Rivals of Amziah King
23/08/2026

It's showtime!

The Rivals of Amziah King

31/07/2026

August is here and time for B**r! (And bees!)

1 pm @ St. George brewing!
204 challenger way
Hampton va 23666

Curious about bees?
Want to talk bees?
Dream about bees?

This is the place to talk to beekeepers and get answers to all life’s questions about bees!

One of the major beekeeping suppliers is backing a petition! For too long we have had honey coming from out of the US th...
30/07/2026

One of the major beekeeping suppliers is backing a petition! For too long we have had honey coming from out of the US that has been blended with other countries “honey”.

Honey on the supermarket shelf has been identified as the 2nd most adulterated product that is presented to consumers. (1st place is olive oil)

So far there is no standard for the honey being brought in for sale by the government.

Buy local! Buy fresh! Buy raw!

American beekeepers are facing an unfair challenge.

Honey consumption in the U.S. is at an all-time high, yet American beekeepers now supply just 17% of the market, down from 80% forty years ago.

Adulterated imported honey is one of the reasons. It undercuts American beekeepers and erodes consumer confidence in what’s really in the jar.

Today, I’m asking our beekeeping community to stand together by signing a letter supporting stronger standards for honey.

Please add your name through the link:

https://form.jotform.com/262024349403147

— Rob Wright, CEO

True Story.
21/06/2026

True Story.

Our first Extractapalooza was a huge success!  Many thanks to Wyn McPherson for organizing it, and to Andy Westrich for ...
13/06/2026

Our first Extractapalooza was a huge success! Many thanks to Wyn McPherson for organizing it, and to Andy Westrich for helping to make it a reality!

All set up for the STEM Community Event at CNU tomorrow! Come on out to the Freeman Center 10-2 to talk bees and support...
29/05/2026

All set up for the STEM Community Event at CNU tomorrow! Come on out to the Freeman Center 10-2 to talk bees and support the club and STEM studies!

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