Great Plains Master Beekeeping HapBee Hour

January 10, 2025 6:30PM - 8:00PM

Online

Contact: Ana Heck

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Dr. Judy Wu-Smart, Associate Professor & Extension Specialist at the Department of Entomology at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, will lead a virtual panel discussion from the 2025 National American Beekeeping Federation (ABF) Conference in Reno, NV, featuring beekeepers and experts who will reflect on the challenges they've encountered over the past year and share practical tips on how to address these issues in the upcoming season. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from cutting-edge researchers and learn about new strategies to enhance beekeeping, as presented by ABF speakers. or perhaps even catch some insider talk circulating in the conference hallways. Bring some questions or just pop in to listen!

Great Plains Master Beekeeping HapBee hour live events are open to anyone. The event's recording is available to Great Plains Master Beekeeping members; membership is free.

 

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