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> BeeCheck
BeeCheck is a voluntary communication tool that enables beekeepers and pesticide applicators to work together to protect apiaries through the use of the BeeCheck mapping program. It is not a substitute for any provincial regulatory requirements. BeeCheck is only available in certain provinces currently.
> BeeConnected
Any beekeeper who would like to be connected with farmers near their beehives or would like to be informed of crop protection activities near their beehives will find BeeConnected to be a valuable tool. After registering as a user, beekeepers may register the current location or intended future location, of their beehives. If their beehives are registered within 5km of a farmer’s property or a registered crop protection product activity, they will be notified, as will the farmer, and the two parties will be able to exchange further details using the secure messaging system.
> Beekeeping in Canada - Facebook Group
This group is for Canadian residents who keep bees or are interested in what it takes to keep bees in Canada. This group was created for Canadian beekeepers to network and share ideas, to better care for their bees.
> Canadian Honey Council (CHC)
National organization that provides a forum for producers, packers, professionals, provincial associations, and government officials to talk and recommend action in the best interests of the Canadian honey bee industry
Executive Director: Rod Scarlett, (780) 498-0231
Email: chc-ccm@honeycouncil.ca
Phone: 877-356-8935
Address: #218, 51519 RR 220, Sherwood Park, AB T8E 1H1
> Honey Bee Health Coalition
Brings together beekeepers, growers, researchers, government agencies, agribusinesses, conservation groups, manufacturers, and consumer brands to work together toward collaborative solutions for honey bee health
> InstantVap Users - Facebook Group
This group is for users of InstantVap and for people who want to know more about InstantVap and its usage against varroa.
> University of Guelph Honey Bee Research Centre - YouTube
The HBRC conducts research focused on honey bee health. Since 1894, the Centre has provided apiculture education. Today, the tradition continues through university and public courses, as well as a series of "How-To" beekeeping videos, which aim to aid beekeepers with a wide range of techniques, from beginner to advanced skills.