Queen Rearing Workshop with Mel Disselkoen:
On-the-Spot Method Queen Rearing
Saturday, April 25, 2020 – 10:00am-3pm
"On the spot queen rearing" was discovered and popularized by Mel Disselkoen. He learned that you can easily direct the bees to raise queen cells on any frame with 36-hour or younger larvae by moving the queen to another hive and notching below said larvae. The original now-queenless colony will quickly raise high-quality queen cells you can use to requeen or increase your colony count.
This workshop will include instruction on OTS theory and technique, along with hands-on time in the A2B2 apiary.
Instructor: Mel Disselkoen
Course Location: Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105.
Course fee: $15 per person.
Maximum Enrollment: 50 students
This workshop will include instruction on OTS theory and technique, along with hands-on time in the A2B2 apiary.
Instructor: Mel Disselkoen
Course Location: Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105.
Course fee: $15 per person.
Maximum Enrollment: 50 students
On-the-Spot Queen Rearing Workshop with Mel Disselkoen
$15.00
Saturday, April 25, 10am–3pm
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"On the spot queen rearing" was discovered and popularized by Mel Disselkoen. He learned that you can easily direct the bees to raise queen cells on any frame with 36-hour or younger larvae by moving the queen to another hive and notching below said larvae. The original now-queenless colony will quickly raise high-quality queen cells you can use to requeen or increase your colony count.
This workshop with Mel will include instruction on OTS theory and technique, along with hands-on time in the A2B2 apiary at Matthaei Botanical Garden (1800 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor).
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(Book purchase not included in price.)
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"On the spot queen rearing" was discovered and popularized by Mel Disselkoen. He learned that you can easily direct the bees to raise queen cells on any frame with 36-hour or younger larvae by moving the queen to another hive and notching below said larvae. The original now-queenless colony will quickly raise high-quality queen cells you can use to requeen or increase your colony count.
This workshop with Mel will include instruction on OTS theory and technique, along with hands-on time in the A2B2 apiary at Matthaei Botanical Garden (1800 N. Dixboro Rd., Ann Arbor).
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(Book purchase not included in price.)