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    • Robert Goodspeed
      Dec 10, 2021
      Looking for someone to place bees on our property
      Beekeepers pair with Landowers
      we have lots of vegetables gardens but very few bees. We are interested in having someone place a hive or hives on our property. Give us a little honey, tell us how you want us to care for them. We are open to discussion. Hit me up and see how we can help each other. BTW, we grow tomatoes, peppers, squash, melons, beans, we have many roses, citrus trees, persimmons and more.
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    • No Bee Left Behind
      Jan 22, 2021
      Harris County Beekeeping Association
      Beekeeping Associations
      The goal of the Harris County Beekeeping Association is to "provide beekeeping education and networking opportunities for individuals and families enthusiastic about honeybees and beekeeping." This organization meets monthly at 7:00 on the 4th Tuesday of each month. Not sure if the meetings are happing in person or are virtual for 2021. This organization is known for having full hives for sale through a commercial beekeeper operation and once as year members can place an order at discounted prices for pickup at Lovelady, TX. This organization is also know for providing a list of honey bee removers who work in the area. The Harris County Beekeepers Association relies upon membership support and requires a yearly modest, dues amount of $20 per individual and $25 per family. A link to Harris County Beekeeping Association can be found below. http://www.harriscountybeekeepers.org/home.html A link to the Harris County Bee Removal List can be found below. Harris County Beekeeping Association 5001 W. Oak Avenue Pasadena, TX 77504
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    • No Bee Left Behind
      Jan 22, 2021
      The American Bee Journal (also available online)
      Beekeeping Education
      The American Bee Journal first established in January 1861, has a wealth of information that beekeepers have learned along the way. This piece of American publication is available online and in paper form and is a great resource to use to stay up to date in the beekeeping/honey industry. https://americanbeejournal.com/
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