Ontario Beekeepers’ Association News

Every year we like to see how well the bees did over the winter. This survey does not replace the official OMAFA Winter Loss survey, which is used for provincial, national and research statistics and purposes, but we do like to see what is happening in Ontario with our members and followers. Below are the summary points for the 2024/2025 Winter…

It is important for beekeepers in Ontario to understand the signs of poisoning and the process for reporting in the event of a possible exposure and/or subsequent bee kill. Symptoms of acute pesticide poisoning of honey bees may be much easier to recognize than chronic symptoms. Pesticide damage may take place at an individual or colony level. The impact of pesticide poisoning…

 Lead Specialist Opportunity: Ontario Beekeepers' Association - Technology Transfer Program (TTP)About Us:Join a leading organization committed to the health and sustainability of Ontario's beekeeping community! The Ontario Beekeepers' Association (OBA) is searching for a dynamic Lead Specialist to take the reins of our Technology Transfer Program (TTP). This position offers a unique chance to make a lasting impact on the…