SELBY & DISTRICT BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION
(Charity No. 509743)
Caring for Honeybees in the Selby area
Fundiing and support from
Selby Town Council
A member of the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association
Welcome to Selby Beekeepers website!
Now that you've found us, we encourage you to explore our site and find out more about us and what we can offer you.
You just might find something that interests you!
Learn about the Tree Bumblebee
The Tree Bumblebee can cause some problems for you when they decide to take up residence in an unused birdbox in your garden!
It's Swarming Season again!
Once again, it's that time of year when honeybees might decide to up roots and go in search of a new home. If you think you have a swarm, providing they are honeybees, we will attempt to remove them and give them a safe home.
The Bee Free Zone
The Bee Free Zone is our education and Visitor Centre where children and adults alike can learn about the bees. They can also watch in safety as we make our weekly inspections of the colonies in the apiary.
Children's Educational Story
Our very own illustrated children's educational story about how the bees came to be and the importance of pollen to them and us!
Our Products
Our beekeepers offer a wide range of different honeys each with their own unique flavours and characteristics from the flora in their geographical location. Some of our beekeepers also offer beeswax candles and cosmetics made from their genuine local beeswax.
The Diary of a Beekeeper
We want you to feel as though you are a beekeeper with us, and so we're starting this Blog Diary to keep you informed about what we're up to and what we're doing.
For each diary entry, you're welcome to add any of your comments or perhaps you'd just like to ask a question. Either way - we'd love for you to interact with us!
Our Bees
As part of our commitment to keep healthy bees, during our regular inspections of a colony, we will check for any signs of disease.
We will treat our bees with recommended veterinary medication at various times of the year to control known pests and diseases.
We try at all times to keep bees that are gentle and calm and will take appropriate action if any of our colonies display aggressive characteristics.
