Rolla's Teaching Apiary is located on private property and is not open to the general public. Rolla Bee Club members hold demonstrations, encourage beekeepers to work with the bees and collect information for research.
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Rolla Bee Club Teaching Apiary
In 2022, Rolla Bee Club established a Great Plains Master Beekeeping-registered teaching apiary at Doolittle Gardens, 476 Eisenhower, Rolla address on GPS.
The teaching apiary is part of a Midwest network of teaching apiaries designed to give beekeepers hands-on experience.
The Rolla Bee Club Teaching Apiary is located 1/4 mile south of our monthly meeting location at Doolittle Community Hall. The proximity to our monthly meetings makes it convenient for club members to work at the teaching apiary prior to our monthly meetings.
Teaching apiary hours are weather dependent and may be offered in between regular club meetings. Hours will be posted here and shared through email notices. The teaching apiary is located on private property and is not open to the general public.
To visit the apiary, bring your own bee suit, gloves, hive tool, water and chair. During hot weather, add an umbrella.
For more details, contact Apiary Coordinator Charlotte and note teaching apiary in the subject line.
Rolla Bee Club Teaching Apiary
In 2022, Rolla Bee Club established a Great Plains Master Beekeeping-registered teaching apiary at Doolittle Gardens, 476 Eisenhower, Rolla address on GPS.
The teaching apiary is part of a Midwest network of teaching apiaries designed to give beekeepers hands-on experience.
The Rolla Bee Club Teaching Apiary is located 1/4 mile south of our monthly meeting location at Doolittle Community Hall. The proximity to our monthly meetings makes it convenient for club members to work at the teaching apiary prior to our monthly meetings.
Teaching apiary hours are weather dependent and may be offered in between regular club meetings. Hours will be posted here and shared through email notices. The teaching apiary is located on private property and is not open to the general public.
To visit the apiary, bring your own bee suit, gloves, hive tool, water and chair. During hot weather, add an umbrella.
For more details, contact Apiary Coordinator Charlotte and note teaching apiary in the subject line.