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• - This is the website for the Catskill Mountain Beekeepers Club. This club serves beekeepers in the northern Catskill Mountains and the New York counties of Greene, Ulster, Columbia, Albany, and other surrounding areas.
  
• - A cornucopia of beekeeping information. Links, articles and BeeAware newsletter. Participants include representatives from beekeeping associations, departments of Agriculture, and land grant universities from New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania
  
• - Site mostly in Swedish, but there is an abstract describing the work of the association in English.
  
• - Provides information and education for beekeepers in New Hampshire.
  
• - Information on current beekeeping issues such as the Varroa mite. Also includes information on legislation, and reports on activities. Subscription details for their journal.
  
• - The Ontario Beekeepers' Association (OBA) was The OBA was established in 1881. It is one of the oldest established farm organizations in Ontario, Canada.
  
• - The Manitoba and Alberta Honey Producers Co-operatives, are member-owned associations. They operate BeeMaid, their marketing arm, and Western Wax Works.
  
• - Excellent honey and related products produced by experienced beekeepers in Crete. Honey from Cretan Nature as it is consisted of hundreds of wild plant and flower species, among which thyme holds a distinguishing position.
  
• - An association whose aim is the study, conservation and improvement of the native honey bees of Ireland. Information on the group and their activities.
  
• - Bees and beekeeping in Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA. WCBA has been operating for over 100 years and works to promote beekeeping.
  
• - A comprehensive source for scientific abstracts and literature searches, covering all topics relating to all bee species, pollination, beekeeping with honey bees, diseases and pests, hive products and their uses, nectar and pollen sources, etc.
  
• - A Federation of 82 local Danish beekeepers' associations. This site is a one-page abstract from the main (Danish language) web-site describing the current work and history of the association.
  
• - Organised in 1889 to serve the beekeeping industry of California
  
• - Massachusetts, USA -- A non-profit educational organization founded in 1923 by local beekeepers interested in sharing their hobby. Information on their activities, beekeeping and their honey show at the Topsfield Fair.
  
• - Information on beekeeping, swarm control, industry news, honey facts, beekeepers in Reno and Northern Nevada. Includes links to virtual tours of bee anatomy, and a bee hive.
  
• - Florida State Beekeepers Association, with details of events, news, constitution and by-laws.
  
• - The American Beekeeping Federation will act on behalf of the beekeeping industry on issues affecting the interests and the economic viability of the various sectors of the industry.
  
• - Promoting and encouraging beekeeping in BC. Disseminating reliable and practical information, education, exhibitions and sponsorship of beekeeping activities.
  
• - How to get started in beekeeping, and contacts near Gilroy. Most members are hobby beekeepers, and the primary focus of the association is on small-time beekeeping and the relationship of the beekeeper to the community.
  
• - Newsletter,events,joining details,and honey recipes. Links to local associations.
  
• - This is a county association in northeastern Wisconsin,USA that is dedicated to the advancement of bee culture for both the hobby and commercial beekeeper.
  
• - Contact details, pollination services, and back-issues of "Bee Line", the association's official publication.
  
• - Information about the Arkansas Beekeepers Association, with contact details for local associations, a newsletter, and sales of equipment and honey.
  
• - The Buzz Newsletter contains the majority of the site content. In the future additional articles will be posted from IHPA to help document and expound upon the experiences and expertise of beekeepers across the state of Iowa.
  
• - "Educating the Beekeeping Community" principally through a 5-day annual conference and short course, and a quarterly newsletter. Eastern US and Canada.
  
• - The American Honey Producers Association is an organization dedicated to promoting the common interest and general welfare of the American Honey Producer
  
• - Beekeepers helping beekeepers to deal with problems in an increasingly urban county. Co-operative buying of glass, sugar and medications.
  
• - The Mid Ohio Valley Beekeepers'Association (MOVBA) promotes beekeeping, and beekeeper education throughout South-Eastern Ohio & North-Western West Virginia. Pictures, links, brochure, etc.
  
• - A non governmental, non-profit association of tropical bee-keeping experts in the Netherlands, founded in 1990 to promote and advise on (sub)tropical beekeeping activities. Details of members, publications, and activities.
  
• - General information about the Canadian beekeeping industry, including research, legislation, and food safety. Listings of Canadian associations, and industry contacts.
  
• - Information on meetings, contacts, and membership. Includes beekeeping links and a database of Massachusetts (USA) honeybee related goods and services
  
• - The Beekeeping site of the Federation of Irish Beekeepers
  
• - The umbrella organisation for 48 County Beekeeping Associations in the Irish Republic. Contains archives of the Irish Beekeepers' List and a directory of useful links.
  
• - Apiculture information, news, events, forum, photographs, recipes.
  
• - Meets monthly to promote various aspects of beekeeping. Includes schedules and local branches of the organization.
  
• - To represent and promote the welfare of the entire Manitoba honey bee industry
  
• - A central listing of South African beekeeping associations, with a forum, links, events listing, plus the Agricultural Pests Act
  
• - Conducts research and marketing programs for the nation's honey industry. Offers its latest research findings, recipes and answers to frequently-asked honey questions.
  
• - Offers a part time training in biodynamic agriculture; workshops and seminars in biodynamics, gardening, beekeeping and education, and a one-year internship.
  
• - Our goal: To increase profitability and growth in the Canadian honey industry by working with beekeepers, governments, suppliers and customers to reduce business risk and to lower barriers to entry.
  
  

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