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CHESTER COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION
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March, 2024

Saturday
30
John Mcllvaine Farm
9:00 AM

April, 2024

Saturday
13
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CCBA monthly member meeting is held on the second Saturday of each month at the Boys Scouts of America Chester County Council The Program, Activity & Resource Campus — aka PARC Meeting starts at 9am but arrive at 8:30am to talk bees with other members and get questions answered. Coffee will be served!

May, 2024

Saturday
18
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Saturday, May 18th 1:30-2:30pm Building a BeeHaven (this is also a play on words given the middle and high school are Strath Haven MS and Strath Haven HS): learning about how bees impact agriculture and how we can work to save our pollinators. For an activity, we could build a sustainable native bee house with materials provided by Furness library.

June, 2024

Saturday
15
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Part 2 on Saturday, June 15th 1:30-2:30pm The Sweet Rewards of Bees learning about honey and beeswax, specifically what species of bees make honey, how bees use honey, what is the difference between royal jelly and honey, and the medicinal value of honey. If you know of a place where we can buy samples of honey in a variety of flavors, we could have a tasting experience while molding the beeswax that you bring with you.

July, 2024

Saturday
13
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Part 3 on Saturday, July 13th 1:30-2:30pm Sowing Seeds of Sustainability learning about how to create a garden that is friendly to bees. For the activity, we can use the small clay pots and paper pieces with seeds embedded in them that I have to plant small pots of flowers for the kids to take home (or even better, to leave here to plant in the Furness landscaping once they‘ve sprouted).
Saturday
20
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PA State Beekeepers Association Summer Picnic