Last Friday, we were fortunate to host a wonderful Beekeepers Breakfast in the beautiful and sunny Swan Valley. We all enjoyed the presentation by Sharon, Kim and Mila, which led to an interesting conversation and valued feedback for the research team. Below, you will find the current research outcome paper provided Kim. Please remember that …
The honey bee industry is booming! If you have an idea, come and meet scientific and business experts to develop your business concept. Australia’s enviable biosecurity status places our honey bee products as the purest in the world. Our healthy honey bees also provide a pollination service advantage to our growing horticulture capacity, fodder production …
Quality honey production is assured through the B-QUAL Australia system. Learn about the system and recent developments. B-QUAL Australia Pty Limited has been established by the Australian Honey Bee Industry Council (AHBIC) as an independently developed and audited food safety program. B-QUAL aims to ensure that honey produced in Australia is quality assured for both …
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NEW DATE: Friday, 5th March – 6pm (originally 12th February) The CRC is collaborating with Swan Valley and Eastern Regions Slow Food, the Noongar Land Enterprise Group, and BICWA to host an evening of celebration, honey tasting, and food. The event celebrates WA’s bee biodiversity and highly-valued honey varieties. It’s also a chance to reflect …
Watch research presentations from the conference here. — The Australasian Honey Bee Conference 2021 aims to be the largest gathering of honey research in Australasia. This event is hosted by the CRC for Honey Bee Products, the Bee Industry Council of Western Australia (BICWA), and the Australian Honey Bee Industry Council (AHBIC). The theme of …
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Free online Masterclass event on the 14th of October. ‘Paddock to plate’ is the mantra for tracing the authenticity of agriculture produce. For honey, the paddock is difficult to define. Honey bees cannot be fenced so their forage is diverse bush and their range is defined by weather conditions and available flora. Join Dr Liz …
Event: Friday, 16th October & Saturday, 17th October. Learn about Australia’s honey bee industry, share your product ideas, and develop them into products for the export market.
The Honey Show, proudly sponsored by CRC for Honey Bee Products, will be conducted during the 3rd Australian Bee Congress and is open to all delegates attending the congress. The closing date for entry forms is Friday 1st June (no late entries will be accepted). For classes 1-3, 1 jar of honey must be delivered …
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The CRC for Honey Bee products will be attending the 3rd Annual Australian Bee Congress in 2018. Come visit our stall at this years event and chat to us about or research plans for Honey Bees in Western Australia. Visit the website for more details. DATE 27th- 30th June 2018 LOCATION RACV Royal Pines Resort, …
The CRC for Honey Bee Products has joined together with Space Cubed to provide opportunities in business development with Honey Bee Products. COURSE DATE The course starts on Friday, 18 May 2018 at 5:30 pm – to – Sunday, 20 May 2018 at 5:00 pm (AWST) LOCATION Arts Lecture Theatre 4 University …
