Asian Hornet Talk by Richard Noel, Sunday 6th April – 2pm  

Asian Hornet Talk by Richard Noel
Sunday 6thApril – 2pm
Coed y bryn Village Hall, Coed-y-Bryn, Llandysul, Ceredigion SA44 5LQ.
The Teifiside Beekeepers Association (TBKA), invite you to talk by Richard Noel, a well-respected professional beekeeper and popular speaker concerning Asian Hornets. He is also a well-known YouTuber with a large following, speaking at prestigious Bee Keeping events in the UK and abroad. We feel very fortunate that he has managed to make time in his busy schedule to come and speak with us here in West Wales.
Originally from Jersey, Richard moved to Brittany over 20 years ago and took up Bee Keeping.  Around that time, the first Asian Hornet was seen in France, potentially having arrived in a cargo ship of pottery from China. The Asian Hornets are a very successful non-native species that preys heavily on the insect populations, as well as Honeybee colonies and being a very aggressive predator, they can decimate both very quickly with massive ecological impact. Richard has managed his 250+ colony bee farm alongside the constant threat from the Asian Hornets for over a decade and has built up a wealth of knowledge on their behaviour and impact on honeybee colonies. This very important topic has the potential to affect all UK Beekeepers.
This event is free of charge.
Refreshments will be provided and there is plenty free parking.
If you would like to join us, please let me know by Thursday 3th April.

Successful ‘Beginners’ Beekeeping Course’ today!

Many thanks to all the folk who attended the ‘Introductory Beekeeping Course’, which we held today at Scolton Manor!

The questions to the presenters, Paul and Diane, came thick and fast and a keen interest was shown by all.

We hope to see you at the practical training sessions this season……it will soon be time to get the beesuits on!

We can’t wait!🐝

Photo by Paul Eades 2024

LAST CHANCE: PBKA Beginners’ Beekeeping Course- a few places left!

Please note that there are limited places left for the PBKA Beginners Beekeeping Course 2025, which is being held this Saturday 15th March at Scolton Manor Park.

If you are interested, or have already asked to be placed on our provisional list, please confirm asap that you wish to attend the course and complete the entry requirements.

Please see One-day Beginners’ Beekeeping Course 2025 for details.

If you have any queries, please email Paul Eades at pbkaapiarymanager@live.co.uk