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2009 Heartland Apicultural Society Conference
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Use Late Registration after June 20. Do not mail form after July 1. Advance meals and rooms are no longer available.
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NEW! Side tours have changed. Info and form PDF updated 7/1/09.
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The Heartland Apicultural Society (HAS) will host its annual summer conference July 9-11 (Thursday – Saturday) at Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio (west of Cleveland). This annual event is a three-day beekeeping educational conference with some of the top speakers from the United States. This event will include keynote talks by leading apiculture researchers and educators, classroom sessions, lab sessions, and hands-on sessions in the apiary. This year a queen rearing mini-course will be part of the program. In addition there will be many classes of interest for all levels of beekeeping expertise, including basic beginning beekeeping sessions for those new to beekeeping. Take a look at planned sessions.

Apiary sessions will include queen rearing mini-course sessions, beginning beekeeping sessions & many other sessions to build your beekeeping skill level & knowledge.

And as in past years, there will be a trade show with many of the nation’s beekeeping supply companies and regional vendors present. In the evenings there will be entertainment and opportunities to get to know your fellow beekeepers better.

Some of the speakers who will be with us are: Dr. Jim Tew - Ohio State University, Dr. Thomas Webster - Kentucky State University, Dr. Larry Connor - Wicwas Press, Kim Flottum - Bee Culture Magazine, Dr. Zachary Huang – Michigan State University, Dana Stahlman – Stahlman Apiaries and more.

Feel free to contact Phil Craft at phil.craft@ky.gov or at (502) 564-3956 for more details.

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