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County Louth Beekeepers Association
Longford beekeepers association have announced details of a beekeeping course for beginners, which will take place in the county.
The course will commence on Wednesday, February 19, taking place from 7:30-9pm in the Teagasc building, Longford town. Course nights will be held every Wednesday night thereafter and will run for a period of six weeks.
The price to participate in the course is set at €50, with fees inclusive of Longford beekeepers association (LBKA) and Irish Beekeepers association (IBA) membership and insurance.
Modules in the beginners course include:
For further information on the course or to book your place, contact education officer Daphne Howard by email at education@
longfordbeekeepers.com or call 086-8502898.
Also read: Learning all about the art of keeping bees with Longford's Robert Ghee
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