Site Contents

From DBKA Website

The following are quick links to the contents of this website

• Front Page
  • About The DBKA - General information about the Derbyshire Beekeeper's Association
    • Programme of Events - Events for Association members and non Association members
      • Open Apiary Meetings - Meetings at member's apiaries to learn new techniques or just experience bee handling
      • Derbyshire County Show - The DBKA exhibition at the Derbyshire County Show
      • Informal Indoor Monthly Meeting - Monthly meetings that anyone interested can attend
      • Honey Shows - The Association's Honey Shows
  • General Bee Information - Information for the curious non beekeeper
    • Types of Bees - The various types of bees, and which are of interest to beekeepers
    • Products of the Hive - What beekeepers sell from the work of the bees
    • About Swarms - What is a swarm of bees, and why does it happen?
    • Advice on Bees Nests - What to do if you have a bees nest in your garden
  • Beginners Information - Information for new and prospective beekeepers
    • Getting Started In Beekeeping - Your first steps on the beekeeping adventure
    • Beekeeping Books - Books to help new and experienced beekeepers
    • Beekeeping Equipment - The equipment you'll need
    • Ilkeston Beekeeping Course - A beekeeping beginners course near Ilkeston in Derbyshire
    • Derby Beekeeping Course - A beekeeping beginners course near Derby
  • Experienced Beekeepers Information - Hints, tips and useful data for more experienced beekeepers
    • Snelgrove Swarm Control Method - An advanced method of swarm control
  • External Links - Links to other bee related sites on the World Wide Web
    • General/Miscellaneous Links - General bee and beekeeping related site links
    • Local Beekeeping Equipment Suppliers - A list of the local equipment suppliers in Derbyshire
    • National Beekeeping Equipment Suppliers - A list of the larger suppliers that can deliver nationally
    • Other Local Beekeeping Associations - A work-in-progress list of other local beekeeping associations
  • Contact the DBKA - Details of how to contact us