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Live and recorded online presentations by the NC State Apiculture Program

Unless otherwise noted, these webinars are posted on the NC State Apiculture Program’s YouTube Channel at: https://tinyurl.com/ycxy5mlm

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Date Title Link
09/29/21

Timely topic: Moving hives to improve overwintering

Special guest: Brock Harpur (Purdue University)

Recording
08/25/21

Timely topic: Round table on varroa control

Special guest: Gloria DeGrandi-Hoffman (Research Leader, USDA-ARS Tucson, AZ)

Recording
07/28/21

 Timely topic: Hive products

Special guest: Kaira Wagoner (UNC Greensboro)

Recording
 06/30/21

 Timely topic: Counting mites (Erin McDermott)

Special guest: Britteny Kyle (President, HBVC)

Recording
 05/26/21

 Timely topic: Planting a pollinator garden with bee plants

Special guest: Anne Spafford & Danesha Seth Carley (NC State, Horticulture)

Recording
 04/28/21

 Topic: Making splits and queens

Special Guest: Katie Lee (University of Minnesota)

Recording
 03/31/21

 Topic: Swarm prevention—walking that fine line

Special Guest: Ramesh Sagili (Oregon State University)

Recording
 02/24/21

 Timely topic: Problems to avoid during the winter-spring transition

Special Guest: Mohammed Alburaki (USDA ARS, Beltsville MD)

Recording

01/27/21

Checking your hives during winter; Jennifer Keller

Special Guest: Don Hopkins (NCDA&CS)

Recording

11/04/20

Primer on pheromones; Brad Metz

Special Guest: Mark Carroll (USDA-ARS)

Recording

10/21/20

Feeding for and through the winter; John Harris (NCDA&CS)

Special Guest: Kasie Raymann (UNCG)

Recording

10/07/20

Backyard mosquito spraying: what beekeepers need to know; Mike Waldvogel (NCSU)

Special Guest: Sydney Ross (NCDA&CS)

Recording

09/23/20

Timely Topic: Small Hive Beetles (SHB) and how to keep them from becoming a problem (Jennifer Keller)
Special Guest: James Wilkes, Appalachain State University & Founder of HiveTracks
Recording

08/26/20

Timely Topic: Varroa control products—what you can use, and what you can’t
Special Guest: Liz Driscoll, NC State University 4H Specialist; Chris Apple and Robert Smith, NCSBA 4H committee
Recording

08/12/20

Timely Topic: Sampling for varroa mites

Special Guest: Dr. Mike Simone-Finstrom, USDA-ARS, Baton Rouge LA

Recording

07/29/20

Timely Topic: The importance of honey bee eggs

Special Guest: Dr. Olav Rueppell, University of Alberta and UNC Greensboro

Recording

07/15/20

Timely Topic: The NC State Queen & Disease Clinic

Special Guest: Patrick Wilbanks, commercial queen producer, Wilbanks Apiaries, Claxton GA

Recording

 

07/01/20

Timely Topic: Pesticides and honey bees: recent research at NC State

Special Guest: Dr. Frank Rinkevich, Honey bee toxicology, USDA-ARS

Recording

06/17/20

Timely Topic: The non-honey bees: native bees active this time of year

Special Guest: Dr. Elsa Youngsteadt, Applied Ecology, NC State University

Recording

06/03/20

Timely Topic: Different types of bees and their characteristics

Special Guest: Dr. Debbie Delaney, Extension Apiculturist, University of Delaware

Recording

05/20/20

Timely Topic: Getting ready for the honey harvest

Special Guest: Ed Speer, Chairman of the NCSBA Certified Honey Producer Program

 Recording

05/06/20

Timely Topic: Queen rearing for beekeepers at all levels

Special Guests: Adolphus Leonard & Lewis Cauble, NCDA&CS Apiary Inspectors

Recording

04/22/20

Timely Topic: 5 things you can do with beekeeping while social distancing

Special Guest: Paul Newbold, NCSBA President

Recording
11/14/19

Getting Your Bees Ready for Winter

(Hosted by the Stanly County Beekeepers Association

Recording
01/12/16

Potential threats to beekeeping in the US

(Hosted by the Guilford County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
 09/14/14

Feral and managed bees in rural and urban habitats

(Hosted by the Surry County Beekeepers Association)

 Recording
06/15/15

The re-labeling of Pesticides: what beekeepers really need to know

(Hosted by the Johnson County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
01/15/15

What aspiring beekeepers really need to know: discussions among beekeepers

(Hosted by the Chatham County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
09/15/14

What I did this summer: ongoing research in the NC State Apiculture Program

(Hosted by the Durham County Beekeepers Association)

[NA]
06/19/14

The NCSU Swarm Collective: taking part in a citizen science beekeeping project

(Hosted by the Mecklenburg County Beekeepers Association)

[NA]
01/14/14

Resources for beekeepers, new and experienced: the Bee Informed Partnership, the BEES network, and the NC State Apiculture Program

(Hosted by Wake County Beekeepers Assn.)

Recording
09/05/13

What beekeepers should know about viruses and their effects on colony health

(Hosted by Rockingham County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
06/13/13

The importance of bees as pollinators

(Hosted by Sampson County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
01/31/13

 Impromptu Q&A session

(Hosted by Hoke County Beekeepers Association)

[Not recorded]
09/04/12

Research update of the NC State Apiculture Program

(Hosted by Haywood County Beekeepers Association)

[Not recorded]
06/14/12

 Making summer splits that can overwinter

(Hosted by Montgomery County Beekeepers Association)

[NA]
01/19/12

 Coming out of winter

(Hosted by Mecklenburg County Beekeepers Association)

Recording
09/12/11

How to manage varroa mites

(Hosted by Rowan County Beekeepers Association)

[now posted on the BEES network]