kirstin bailey, program associate, [email protected], 402.870.2390; o Rea Landholm, gerente de marketing y comunicaciones de marca, [email protected], 402.687.2100 extensión 1025
BRAINARD, NEBRASKA – Beekeepers and landowners are invited to a learning circle on Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at 2030 30 Rd., near Brainard, Nebraska.
El artículo “¿Qué esperar como apicultor o propietario de tierras?” se centrará en los beneficios de ubicar las colmenas en terrenos cultivados, como ubicación secundaria para el apicultor.
Kirstin Bailey, of the Center for Rural Affairs and also a beekeeper, will talk about her experience managing hives in two locations. Joette Novak, a landowner, will talk about her choice to have bees and her experience.
“Deciding to manage a secondary location can feel like a big step, and like you are adding on extra time, but the benefit of having a diverse landscape and locations can outweigh the extra time,” Bailey said. “I will talk about how diversifying your locations can be a way to manage risks when beekeeping.”
There is no cost to attend. Interested participants are asked to RSVP to Bailey at [email protected] o al 402.870.2390. Visite cfra.org/eventos para más información.
This event is hosted by the Center for Rural Affairs, and made possible by funding from a Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service.
