Final ‘Apiary Training Session for 2026 – this Sunday 20th September at 2pm!

Just to advise that the final apiary meeting of the season is this Sunday 20th September 2026 at the Woodland Apiary, Scolton Manor commencing at 2pm promptly.

Programme:

Jobs to do will include supplementing stores in the hives/nucs with syrup and
we’ll also do some tidying up. It’s been a very successful season. The apiary is now up to twelve hives, two, six frame nucs and two Abelo Mini Plus nucs. All are queen right and set up, when supplemented with additional stores, to take the apiary into 2027 🤞. Come along on Sunday to help feed, and discuss the successes of 2026. Also to find out what we are planning- with your help and ideas as members – to do at the apiary in 2027 and possible events to get members together over the Winter, ‘beeless’, months. There might even be a cup of tea on offer, so bring a packet of biscuits 👍.

BEGINNERS – Beginners are encouraged to attend! Please ensure you bring a bee suit (if you have one), sturdy footwear covering your ankles (i.e not Crocs!!), and suitable gloves, such as rubber Marigolds (e.g. not woollen gloves!)

If you do not have a bee suit (typically beginners/new members), then please advise us in good time if you can, as we have a limited number of bee suits available, which we can loan you for the session. N.B. You will need to bring your own boots and gloves as above however. It would be helpful if those people requiring a bee suit could arrive before 2pm in order to save time.

N.B. Apiary meetings are on Sundays, commencing promptly at 2pm, subject to weather conditions (please check the PBKA web page for any updates in that event

Scolton Manor Museum
Spittal
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
SA62 5QL

Off the B4329 road, turn into Scolton Manor main entrance and keep left. Pass the old steam train on the right and go through the two sets of gates ahead (with the large Green Barn building on the right). Follow the lane, past the containers on the right, down to the Woodland Apiary, which is in front and just before railway line. There is a wooden beekeeping shed on the right.

Please park up the left hand track at the end of the lane, starting at the top and being sure not to block anyone in. Additional ‘Pay and Display’ parking is also available by the site shops, just before the steam train.

Contact details

If you have any queries, please email the Apiary Manager, David Moore, at pbkatrainingapiarymanager@gmail.com

 


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