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Swarm RemovalDo you have a swarm of honey bees in your yard?
Treasure Valley Beekeepers will remove honey bee swarms from your yard for free. |
Bees Removed from Building
Chad Dickinson has a structural engineering background and many years of construction experience. He specializes in bee removals from garages, shops, and sheds and is available for all types of removals. (Ada County)
Chad Dickinson 867-2409 Woodenware and StuffMike Morrison (888-9531 or 863-6983) Call to buy hive boxes, frames and foundation. Competitive prices and no shipping charges. See Mike's list of available equipment below:
Ada County Mosquito AbatementVisit the Ada County Mosquito Abatement website and read about opting-out of the spray program to protect your bees.
Build It Day!(s)Build it day! Are you a new beekeeper and want some help building your first hive? Grab your unassembled equipment and join us at Kevin Duesman's shop located at 7020 East Pet Haven Lane
The dates and times are: -February 22nd, 2020 9:00AM to noon -March 7th, 2020 9:00AM to noon |
Washington State University Apiary Program
WSU offers a couple workshops throughout the year. Please check their website for more information:
http://entomology.wsu.edu/apis/ Beekeeping Classes
Frank Grover teaches basic beekeeping classes throughout the year. Check his website for information or call 208 899 9712
Honey ExtractorsTVBC members can contact those listed below to reserve a honey extractor. Member cost is $10.00 for the first 48hrs, $10.00 for each additional day and an extra $20.00, if additional cleaning is required.
Honey extractor comes with all necessary equipment needed to extract honey.
What you'll need
Kevin Duesman (Harris Ranch/East Boise area) 7020 E. Pet Haven Ln., Boise – Ph: 861 7831 James Barnes (Ustick/Cherry Lane) 4957 Golden Spur Drive, Nampa - Ph: 869 6531 | ||
