Colony Increases. Replacements. Swarm Control.
Fri, Mar 13
|That Honey Place
Now on the precipice of the 2026 beekeeping season we will break down the Spring Season when it comes to introducing new NUCS, splitting hives for success, and other late-spring management techniques to ensure you have the tools for success.
Time & Location
Mar 13, 2026, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
That Honey Place, 511 New Brunswick Ave, Fords, NJ 08863, USA
Guests
About the event
As we approach the 2026 beekeeping season, it's essential to focus on key strategies for managing your colonies during the spring. This class will cover the introduction of new NUCs, splitting hives, and other late-spring management practices to equip you with the necessary tools for success.
Introducing New Nucs
Timing: Introduce new nucs in early spring when the weather is warm enough for bees to forage and establish themselves.
Location: Place nucs in a sunny, sheltered area to promote activity and reduce stress on the bees.
Feeding: Provide sugar syrup or protein supplements to help the new colony build strength and resources.
Observation: Monitor the nuc for signs of successful queen acceptance and brood development.
Tickets
General Admission
$32.00
+$0.80 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00