Registration is open for our spring event. Right now the plans are to post all sessions online and allow everyone that registers and pays to view all of the sessions. If you cannot attend on the 4th go ahead and sign up and watch the recordings on your schedule. https://mostatebeekeepers.org/events/virtual2023/

This survey is used by researchers and others to help focus research funds and helps to determine the effectiveness of different treatments. If you have the time take the survey and provide your data. https://beeinformed.org/citizen-science/loss-and-management-survey/

Celebrating BIP: 2021 Silver Linings (And 2022 – Bee More Fun!) As 2021 draws to a close, we here at BIP wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the exciting work we’ve accomplished this year, as we continue our efforts to improve honey bee colony health and survival….

The Heartland Apicultural Society’s Annual Conference is back for 2022! The conference team developing an agenda and identifying top-notch speakers from across the region (and country) for this long-awaiting conference. The HAS2022 conference – the BUZZ of the Heartland – will be held in the heart of the heartland in Evansville, IN at the University of Southern Indiana Conference…

To all U.S. Beekeepers,   We need your help! We have an urgent need to fight against unfair honey prices  for our domestic honey producers.   The International Trade Commission has ruled that U.S. Honey Producers have  been injured by low imported honey prices (an estimated 381 million pounds of  honey valued…

We are configuring a Member Photo Gallery. If you’d like to see your photos in our newsletter and on our website, please send your beekeeping related photos to MSBAnewsletter@gmail.com with a short paragraph detailing the setting, date, and photographers name, a short bio, region located, and number of years as…