Modern Beekeeping
& The Ancient Honey Bee
A history & science course supporting New Hampshire’s
farm and forest apiary resources
SPRING SCHEDULE TBA
BEGINS IN JANUARY
Classes held w/ Zoom options and on occasion at
Carroll Academy in Tamworth, 680 White Mountain Hwy - Unit 10
Instructor: Athena Contus, Certified Master Beekeeper
$150 for an individual / $225 couples or Free for DIPLOMA students:
~ counts as a history credit ~
Includes:
- Hive Field Guide For Beekeepers
- Supplemental Notebook - electronic format
- Book: Storey’s Guide
To Keeping Honey Bees
- Book: Honey Bee Biology & Beekeeping
(Supplied by CCAE - Please note: if you already have the books we cannot compensate you on the fee)
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Call Crystal Sawyer to register:
603 323-5100 -
Check payable to: Carroll Academy send to:
Carroll County Adult Education, 680 White Mountain Hwy
Unit 10, Tamworth, NH 03886
PAY ONLINE HERE (+4% online payment option)
REGISTER HERE-PLEASE USE GOOGLE CHROME registration link will not work in Firefox.
CALENDAR
TBA
Note: Zoom lesson & slide presentation will be available for viewing after each class but there will be no recordings of a live class or its participants without permission.
- Ancient & American Beekeeping History
- Science, & The Art of Beekeeping
- The Gifts of Evolution
- Duties that bind a family of bees
- Honey bee Queens
- Four Dynamic Elements of a Colony
- Swarm Intelligence
- Hive equipment for New Hampshire– IN PERSON CLASS OPTION
- Hive Locations & Insuring Colony Health
- Honey Bees & Native Pollinators
- Apiary Management Strategies
- Honey Bees in Winter– IN PERSON CLASS OPTION
- Hive Inspections
- Hive Pests & Predators
- Brood Diseases: Nurseries in Peril
- ZOOM IPM CLASS TBA
- IPM for Honey Bees
- Natural Beekeeping Methods & History
- Honey & Traditional Medicine-Apitherapy
- Honey Harvesting– IN PERSON CLASS OPTION
- Beeswax - Ancient Uses & Harvesting
- Bee Clubs & Organizations
- Where, When & How to Get Bees
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