Kent Bee-Keepers' Association
To find a swarm collector, please see the “swarm” page on the BBKA’s Website.
European honey bees require protection from the elements, a store of food (40lbs+honey 5lbs+ pollen) to carry them through the winter period when between 6,000 and 12,000 workers together with the queen are present....
Defra and the Welsh Government want to ensure that beekeepers and bee farmers have access to training and information that can help them implement effective biosecurity and maintain good standards of husbandry, so as...
A sighting of the Asian Hornet near Gosport was confirmed on 10th September 2020, and beekeepers, and members of the public, are urged to keep a look-out, especially round late sources of nectar such...
Kent Bee-Keepers’ Association (KBKA) Articles of Association (Revised 23rd November 2019)
Kent Bee-Keepers’ Association (KBKA) bye-laws and regulations – Revised 23rd November 2019.
A sighting of the Asian Hornet in Ashford was confirmed on 9th September 2019, and beekeepers, and members of the public, are urged to keep a look-out, especially round late sources of nectar such...
The KBKA’s membership year runs from 1st October to 30th September, so membership renewals will soon be due. As ever, it would be very much appreciated if members could renew promptly. Membership Forms differ...
