Introduction During a cyclone strong winds can topple bee hives over and flash flooding that is also likely to occur, can wash bees away. Cyclones also have an impact on the available food resources for bees (flowering trees). Being prepared and knowing what to do following a storm can help reduce the impact of cyclones …
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Introduction to Beekeeping training successfully done at Cegu Valley Farm. Despite it being a rainy day, we managed to find time to fit in our practical session. Thanks to ACIAR & FBA for their support.
Basic Beekeeping Training Level 1 successfully done. Course by Chuck McCay of Cegu Valley Farm. Cegu Valley Farm is a thirty-two acre farm facing the ocean in rural Fiji. At Cegu Valley Farm, permaculture techniques are used to sustainably farm the land and create a model community within Fiji. Date: 01/18/23 – 01/19/23
It is a joy to see the first weeks of young bees emerge from my Australian queen’s hive. Their yellow abdomen is a noticeable contrast to the dark-banded abdomen of the cross bees that most of us have.
Level 1 bee keeping training in Vanua Levu Fiji @ Cegu Valley Farm
Introduction to Basic Beekeeping – 2 Day Workshop – 9th – 10th December 2021
Fiji Beekeepers Association is looking for skilled beekeepers who are willing to mentor less experienced beekeepers for a one-year period beginning in January. Mentors will work side-by-side with their trainee(s) and teach them essential beekeeping skills. Teaching experience is not required. FBA is also looking for beginning beekeepers who are interested in receiving beekeeping mentoring.
Beekeepers are invited to a live ‘webinar’ on honey packaging and distribution.
Level 2 Bee Keeping Training offered at Cegu Valley Farm, Vanua Levu, Fiji
