Looking Back on 2018

MCBA President Leon Vandenberg expresses his appreciation for volunteers in 2018 Read More …

2018 February 7 Meeting

Remote Hive Sensing: Frank will explain how to check on the health and productivity colonies with a cellphone or computer, reducing the need for hands-on inspections. Read More …

Helleborus

HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie RojasHellebores are the stalwarts of the shade garden. Blooming late winter – spring, they’ve been known to lift this gardener’s spirit! They also provide a much-needed nectar and pollen source for honey bees that Read More …

Panicle Hydrangea

HONEY BEE POWER PLANTS By Marie RojasPanicle Hydrangea, also called PeeGee Hydrangea – Latin: Hydrangea paniculataThe panicle hydrangea is a vigorous, upright, deciduous large shrub. It is also sometimes grown as a single-trunked, small tree. It typically grows to 8’ Read More …

BYLAWS

BYLAWS OFMONTGOMERY COUNTY BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION INC.(A Maryland Non-Stock Corporation)Adopted by the Board this 4th day of December, 2019ARTICLE I OFFICESSection 1.1 Location. The principal office of the Montgomery County Beekeepers Association Inc. (“Corporation”) shall be located within the State of Read More …

2018 December Holiday Party

MCBA Holiday Party! Gift Swap! Food! Mead! Click for time and place. (There is no monthly meeting in December) Read More …

2018 October 10 Meeting

If you don’t know exactly what killed your honey bee colony, how can you prevent it from happening again? Learn how to diagnose colony troubles, and help your bees! Read More …

2018 September 23 Harvest Festival and Honey Sale

MCBA is helping Brookside Nature Center with its Harvest Festival. 4-Hours of fun for the whole family, non-beekeepers, too! Live Demonstrations! Read More …