Annual winter meetings

Depa tm n, of Entomology

Atte~tion All Beeke pers:

COLORAD STA1E U IV RSITY F rt Collins Colorado

December 7, 1964

The annual winter meet~ng of the Colorado Beek epers' Association will a held on D~cember 14th an 15th in D nver at the Audi tori m Ho el 14th and Stout Street.

Make plans now to attend this meetingo December 14th

10.00 A.M. - Invocation

10:10 A.M. - 'el ome, Paul Swisher, Commissioner, Colora o Department of griculture 10:40 A.M. - Pre ident's Address

Harold Rica, Pr sident

Colora Beek epers' Association

11:00 A.M. - Apiary Inspection and Honey House ~anitation

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T. Wilson, partment of Entomology

Color do St ~e University 12:00 1 oon - Committ e Appoi tments 12:10 P.M. - Recess f r Lunch

1:20 P.M. - Ne1-v esticides Being Used on F.)rage Crops

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M. Hantsbarger, Extension Entomologist Colorado ~tate University

1:50 P.M. - Bee Disease Investigations

Dr. H. Shimanuki, Rese ch Microb"ologist

Agricult ral Research Service, Laramie, Wyoming 2:20 P~M. - D monstration of Stapling Machines

Bostitc· - Denver Company

2:5c P4)M. - Panel Dis ussi n, "Honey Extracting Efficienci'

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E. Limbach, Gene Sanders and others

3:50 P~M. - Directors Report on the Convention of the American

Beekeeping Federation 3t Minneapolis - John Haefeli, So J. Wakins 4100 P.M. - Summary of the Past Year

Martin Poyner, Chief, Division of Plant l dusty, Colorado Department of griculture

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Honey Que n Presentation

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Moffett, Chairman, Honey Queen Commit~ee 7:00 P.M. - Annual Banquet - Auditorium Hotel

Le E. Mills, Master of Ceremoniea Prag-ram" Film - llCi ty of t e Bees"

Pict res of th F deration Queen Program Dece her 15th

9100 A.M. - Business Meeting - Election of Officers Harold Rice, President

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FOR INMEDIATE RELEASE

FROM: COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

BEEKEEPERS MEET

The Colorado Beekeepers Association, holding their annual winter meeting at the Auditorium Hotel In Denver, grappled with their old problem of

Insecticide spraying, which downs the bees. New officers to guide

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business for another year are L. D. Toyne, Sedgwick, president; John

Haefel i , Monte Vista, vice president; and Vernon Culhane, Durango, secretary-treasurer. The problem of protecting honey bee pol I inators to assure good seed set, leading to an ample yield of human food each year, becomes

increas-ingly acute as Intensive agriculture becomes more ond more dependent on controlled pol I ination.

Beekeepers present at the December 13 and 14 meeting represented all areas of the state, as wet I as the neighboring states of Nebraska and New Mexico. Several national figures in the industry were present. To pursue solutions

to beekeeper problems on a national scale, delegates were elected to attend the American Beekeeping Federation meeting ot Chattanooga, Tennessee,

January 24 to 28, 1966, and it was decided to sponsor Colorado Honey Queen Pat Davis, Durango, in the competition for American Honey Queen in 1966. A Honey Queen 11knows her bees" and helps promote honey sales wherever she

goes. Delegates who wil I accompany the queen wll I be Vernon Culhane, Durango, and John Haefel I, Monte Vista.

Program speakers included Dr. L.B. Daniels, Colorado State University, who discussed with enthusiasm the outlook for biological pest control;

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who talked about marketing problems; and Pat Powers, State Apiary Inspector, who discussed apiary inspection results.

The convention resolved to ask that their state be represented at the forthcoming meeting of the Apiary Inspectors of America, and in other action organized a cornnittee to· look Into the re-establ lshment of a marketing order through the State Department of Agriculture. State Agriculture Corrmissioner John P, Orcutt del lvered the welcoming address, and fol lowing a talk on weed control in the apiary by Kent Hedges,

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S, Borax Company, the formal session closed with a comprehensive treatment of the matter of honeyhouse sanitation, This sanitation program the beekeepers are quick to describe

"self-Imposed" within ·their industry, thus averting any need of federal

control of their product or processing places. It was the consensus that the future for honey is as healthful as honey is for the consumer •

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•• Gene Sanders President, C.B.A.

12:00 NOON LUNCH

1:15 P.M. Views From American Beekeeping Federation

• • • • • • • • • • • • Ellsworth H. Adee

Ex~cutive Cotninittee Member '.

American·Beeke·eping Federation

2:00 P.M. How Beekeepers Can Help The Honey Market • • • • • • • • Mrs. Jeannette Lynch

Consumer Marketing Specialist Colorado State University

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• • • • • _L. A. Feathers, Senior Economist

Division of Markets Colorado Department of Agriculture

3:30 P.M. Biological Control

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Dr. L.B. Daniels Head, Entomology Department Colorado State University Apiary Inspection Report

• • • • • • • • • • • • Pat Powers State Apiary Inspector Colorado Department of Agriculture

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6:30 P.M. ANNUAL BANQUET

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14

9:00 A.M. CALL TO ORDER

9:05 A.M. New Business

10:30 A.M. Final Committee Reports

• • • Gene Sanders President, C.B.A.

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-NOTICE TO THE ASSEMBLY

To all those present let it be known that the Board of

Directors of the Colorado Beekeepers Association passed the following resolution:

Be it resolved;

That we Beekeepers of the Colorado Beekeepers Association appreciate the work that Helen Jones has done in our behalf these past 8 years.

That Helen has collected and counted our moneys, recorded our proceedings, attended to our correspondence, counseled our members and attended many other things of importance. That without her help we Beekeepers would have been adrift upon the great Arkansas River without a paddle.

We also recognize that kind words are appreciated, but a more tangible expression of appreciation is more enduring.

Therefore we herewith bestow upon Helen a token of our appreciation.

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The Colorado Beekeepers Association is an organization in which commerical and hobbist beekeepers both are eli~able to join.

The association holds two meetin~s a year. One in the sW11mer at the Shavano Manor in Salida, Colorado. It is a short

business meeti~ and a luncheon. The meetin~ is held on the last Saturday in June, The 1983 meetin~ will be held on JURe 25th, The winter meeti~ is held in Golden, Col~. the first weekend in December, At this meetint, on Saturday the Assc, invites ~uest speakers to lecture on a varity of subject. pretaining to beekeepin~. I am enclosing a copy of the 1981 &

1982 schedule of the winter meetin~s so you can see the type of speakers we have had at these meetings. Several manufactures of bee supplies have displays of their products at these

meetings also, On Sunday a short business meeting of the Assc. members is held.

The Colorado Beekeepers Association also has an Advisory

Committe which meets with the Colorado Department of A~riculture to discuss the Bee Law and any chan~es that need to be made in the law, The coffiJllitte then submites any imformation needed to be passed Qn to the beekeepers to a news letter (called The Bee Notes) which is mailed quarterly to all the members of the assc •

The dues for the Colo. Beekeepers Assc, are $10.00 for anyone havin~ less than 100 colonies (hives) of bees. For anyone who has more than 100 colonies the dues are $10.00 plus

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~egistration

9:30 Introduction and Welcome

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Dr. William Hantsbarger

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Professor and Extension Entomologist Colorado State University, Fort Collins,

11_{Preventing Pesticide Losses"}

Dr. Richard Nunamaker USDA Bee Lab

Laramie, Vfyomi..l'lg

Colo.

11_{Sorne Solutions to the Honey Bee Pesticide Problem}11_;

11_{The Acarine Mite}11

11:30 Dr. Bill Brown

Colorado State University IPM Coordinator

"Integrated Pest Management Programs and Philosophies

in Colorado" 12:00 - 1:30 Lunch 1:30 2:00 3:00 , Dr. John Capinera Professor of Entomology

Colorado State University, Fort Oollins, Colo.

"Biological Control of Grasshopperstt

Ur. Jim Thurman

Colorado Department of Agriculture "Review of the Bee Lawn

11_{Slide Show of Old Time Beekeeping"}

tf.r.DeWayne Barrett

President, Sioux Honey Association

"Comments on the Honey Market Situation" *There will not be a banquet this year

Sunday, December

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1981

6:30 a.m. BUSINESS MEETING

COLORADO BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM SCHEDULE Saturday, December 4, 1982 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. 9:00 9:05

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Manufacturers exhibits, dues collection, registration. Call to order, welcome, announcements.

�Beekeeping and the State Entomologist: Looking toward future, " Professor William Hantsbarger, Extension Entom Colorado State University.

"High Altitude Honey Production: Beekeeping on Colorado Flattops" Paul Limbach, Limbach's Western Colorado Honey

"Honey and Bees in Poetry" Ms. Kathryn Wallis, Colorado Beekeeper and Teacher of English, Rocky Mountain High, F, "Using Chemical 'Stickers to Reduce Pesticide Losses to BE Mr. Adair Stoner, USDA Bee Research Lab, Laramie, Wyomin@ "A Breeding Program to Develop Disease Resistance in Honeybees," Mr. Steve Taber, Commercial Queen Breeder and Form.er USDA Bee Researcher.

Lunch Break

"Beekeeping in South Africa" Mr. Steve Taber

"Queen Replacement Methods Used by Colorado Beekeepers," Panel Discussion: Danny Culhane, Bill Baublits, Bill Morr: and John Haefeli

"Preventing Bee Kill through Applicator/Beekeeper Communi<

Art Jones, National Director Ag. Aviators Association

"Proposed Changes in Colorado's Bee Law" Jim Thurman, ChiE Apiary Section, Colorado Department of Agriculture

Meeting Adjourned

Beekeepers' Social. Days Inn. Sunday, December 5, 1982

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Dear Tim

We are very pleased that you have accepted our invitation to speak at the December meeting.

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Enclosed you will find a copy of

There will be a VCR, monitor, slide projector and screen available.

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Co1orado Beekeepers Association Winter Meeting Agenda

Ramada Inn, G1envood Springs, Co. Saturday December 2 1989

Registration Announcements

Report by the President ... (Status of the Colorado Bee Law, Honey Bee research in

Colorado, What Colorado Beekeepers should look for in the next decade, (and other matters), Guy Lee.

A Review of the spread and effect of the

Varroa and Trachael Mites in the United States Dr. Whitney Cranshaw, Extension Entomologist Colorado State University

Break

Reports by Colorado Beekeepers on events of interest in Colorado and other places.

LUNCH . . . . A special will be available in Garden Cafe. ********************************************************** 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 5:00 PM

Marketing of Colorado Agriculture Products, Tim Larson, Director of Marketing, Colorado Department of Agriculture.

Challenges in Marketing, Mary Lou Chapman, Marketing Director, Colorado Apple Growers Administrative Committee.

Break

The National Honey Board Crisis Management Plans and the National Honey Board's Work in 1989 . . . . What's ahead in 1990. Mary Humann, Public

Relations Director, National Honey Board.

Adjourn for the day . . . Attitude adjustment in The Celebration Lounge.

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Sunday December 3 Wake up and smell the coffee. Business Meeting.

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Don't forget to medicate your bees with terramycin

in

patty form or in powdered

sugar.

The honey crop in the Fort Collins area was better than average this year.

Alfalfa

honey was

close

to water-white,

probably because

the drought eliminRted

wild flowers which help to darken both alfalfa and clover honey.

There was

some but not much clover honey this year. All in all a great year!