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Ozone might help make bee hives cleaner and safer - Western Farm Press

Ozone might help make bee hives cleaner and saferWestern Farm Press - 14 hours agoOzone, which is already used to sanitize drinking water and swimming pools, might help make hives cleaner and safer f... Read More....

Grey Bruce Bee colonies die off - Bayshore Broadcasting News Centre

Grey Bruce Bee colonies die offBayshore Broadcasting News Centre, Canada - 15 May 2008The winter die off of honey bee colonies in the region appears to have been higher than average this winter. Car... Read More....

Study: US Honey Bee Deaths Increased over Last Year - Moscow News

Study: US Honey Bee Deaths Increased over Last YearMoscow News, Russia - 15 May 2008SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A survey of bee health released Tuesday revealed a grim picture, with 36.1 percent of the Unit... Read More....

Honey bees inquiry is back - Stock and Land

Honey bees inquiry is backStock and Land, Australia - 14 May 2008The House of Representatives Primary Industries Committee has resumed its inquiry into Australia's honey bee industry. Committee c... Read More....

Here's the beef - Detroit Free Press

Here's the beefDetroit Free Press, United States - 14 May 2008Jim Garrison, meat manager, and Salvador Martinez, meat cutter at Honey Bee Market, say it should be relatively lean but have some ma... Read More....

Ten things to do to help honeybees - guardian.co.uk

Ten things to do to help honeybeesguardian.co.uk, UK - 12 May 2008It tastes quite different to foreign supermarket honey and has a flavour that reflects local flora. 5. Ask your MP to improve researc... Read More....

Welcome to Lancaster and District Beekeepers

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The Lancaster branch is a member of the Lancashire & North West Beekeepers Association, which in turn is affiliated to the national British Beekeepers Association (BBKA).

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We now have over 80 members in the Lancaster and District area and over the last few years with the growing interest in hobby beekeeping, our numbers have grown significantly.

We actively encourage and support new members.

This site has information about our current programme of activities and links to other beekeeping resources.

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