Beehive maintenance will be taught by the Woodstock Parks and Recreation Department, beginning July 18.

The class schedule is:

  • July 18 - Summer Dearth: colony needs during heat, drought and nectar dearth.
  • Aug. 22 - Colony Pests: learn to take care of the bees that will care for winter bees.
  • Sept. 19 - Autumn Chores: queenless hives, mite counts and food stores.

The registration fee is $50 for all three classes for ages 18 and older.

Bee protective clothing and gear are required since a beehive is present.

The instructor will be Shannon Sorescu, a beekeeper for the Woodstock Community Garden.

Register at bit.ly/3nsstzF.

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