Texas Master Beekeeper Program

Curious about what makes honey unique?

Join our three-part Honey Evaluation Course to explore honey through laboratory analysis, sensory evaluation, and honey judging principles. Participants will submit two honey samples for comprehensive laboratory testing and receive a personalized report while learning how to evaluate honey quality, flavor, aroma, and common defects.

Whether you're a beekeeper, honey producer, or simply interested in learning more about honey, this course offers a unique opportunity to better understand one of nature's most fascinating foods.

Friday, August 28
Starts at 9:00 a.m.

Register: https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.php?eventid=885637&

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We’re excited to offer 10-week Virtual Courses for both the Apprentice and Advanced Levels starting February 16th!

Why join?
👉Gain expert knowledge to ace the Apprentice or Advanced Level Test
👉Weekly sessions (2-4 hours) with recordings for flexibility
👉Pre-registration for your future exam is INCLUDED with the course!

Courses Details:
Apprentice Course (No prior requirements):
🔗 Register here https://agrilifelearn.tamu.edu/s/product/texas-master-beekeeper-course-apprentice-level/01tQn00000ELXaPIAX

Advanced Course (Optional, but we reccomend beekeepers take the Apprentice Course first):
🔗 Register here https://agrilifelearn.tamu.edu/s/product/texas-master-beekeeper-program-advanced-level/01tQn00000ESqgLIAT

Don’t miss out—secure your spot today! Click on the links for more info and a full schedule. For questions, email Garett Slater: [email protected]

Texas beekeepers representing at the American Beekeepers Federation Conference and Trade Show.

2nd Brood Monitoring Window Open! Let’s go Texas Master Beekeepers! Don’t forget to keel track of your time spent on this towards your public service hours!🐝

Happy New Year's citizen science beekeepers! The second round of our expanded US Capped Brood Monitoring Program (https://aub.ie/winterbrood) is open to beekeepers from Jan 2-4.

If Dr. Reed Johnson from The Ohio State University can open up colonies in winter for a quick check, then so can you! 😎

Each beekeeper inspection should take 2-3 minutes per colony, with minimal disturbance; we are looking for a Yes or No for presence of Capped Brood.

Please help us get to our target of 10 beekeeper participants per state! For a demonstration video and to submit your information, go to: https://aub.ie/broodcsi

UF IFAS Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory UGA Honey Bee Lab MSU Extension Apiculture Program Texas A&M University Apiculture UT Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology Central State University Bee Research Lab UoG Honey Bee Research Centre Cornell Dyce Lab for Honey Bee Studies University of MN Bee Lab University of MN Bee Squad Oregon State Honey Bee Lab WSU Bee Program NC State Apiculture Program Apiculture Extension at Penn State

TMBP Candidates this counts as public service hours! Reach out to me at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Citizen science request! We are expanding our US Capped Brood Monitoring Program (https://aub.ie/winterbrood) to beekeepers for three time periods this winter: Dec 19-21, Jan 2-4, and Jan 16-18.
Each beekeeper inspection should take 2-3 minutes per colony, with minimal disturbance; we are looking for a Yes or No for presence of Capped Brood.
Please help us get to our target of 10 beekeeper participants per state!
For a demonstration video and to submit your information, go to: https://aub.ie/broodcsi

Citizen science request! We are expanding our US Capped Brood Monitoring Program (https://aub.ie/winterbrood) to beekeepers for three time periods this winter: Dec 19-21, Jan 2-4, and Jan 16-18.

Each beekeeper inspection should take 2-3 minutes per colony, with minimal disturbance; we are looking for a Yes or No for presence of Capped Brood.

Please help us get to our target of 10 beekeeper participants per state!

For a demonstration video and to submit your information, go to: https://aub.ie/broodcsi

UF IFAS Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory UGA Honey Bee Lab MSU Extension Apiculture Program Texas A&M University Apiculture UT Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology Central State University Bee Research Lab Cornell Dyce Lab for Honey Bee Studies University of MN Bee Lab University of MN Bee Squad Oregon State Honey Bee Lab WSU Bee Program

The Texas Apiculture Program invites you to join us for an exciting webinar!

“Norroa: A Novel Approach to Varroa Mite Control!"
Featuring Adam Pachl from GreenLight Biosciences, who will share new insights and research on this innovative solution for Varroa management.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge strategies to support honey bee health and fight Varroa destructor!

📅 November 14, 2025
🕕 6:00 PM CST

✅ Registration required: https://streamyard.com/watch/2VHtskucgyck