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Affiliated to The British Beekeepers Association through the Hampshire Beekeepers Association

Text Box: Southampton and District Beekeepers Association was formed in 1941 from its predecessor the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Bee Keepers Association. By 1946 it had 182 Members. The current membership of the Association is 61 members with a further 10 friends. The age of the members range from the 20’s to those of a more stately age.

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Text Box: To collect a pound of honey a bee might have to fly a distance equivalent to twice round the world. This is likely to involve more than 10,000 flower visits on perhaps 500 foraging trips. A worker honeybee in summer lives only 6 to 8 weeks from the time she hatches as an adult bee.

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Bee fact - It’s a Hard Life….

Members of S&DBKA can click here to access the Members Section using an authorised username and password.

07/02/10 February Things to do and see published.

01/02/10 February Newsletter published.

17/12/09 2010 S&DBKA Programme added to Things to do and see section.

14/11/09 S&DBKA successful at the 2009 HBA Convention and Honey Show, please see the Notice board for more details.

Southampton & District Beekeepers Association