

| Pickens County Beekeepers Association Pickens County, South Carolina |
| The Pickens County Beekeepers welcome you to beautiful Pickens County! We keep bees here at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is a fascinating occupation and we invite you to join us in learning more about bees and beekeeping. Come explore our developing website or better yet - come join us at 7:00 pm the second Thursday of every month except December. We meet at the Farm Burea Building on Highway 178 just south of Pickens. For directions, scroll down and click on the link. Contact us with questions or for more information: pcbeekeepers@yahoo.com |








If you have things you'd like to see added, just e-mail the information to us at: pcbeekeepers@yahoo.com or WebWitch Come visit us again and see what new things we've added - This site last modified: 2 March 2010 |
| Link to the USDA website, Click HERE to review our industry's stats - check them out! |

| The WebWitch's Bloom dates for some common bee plants in the Table Rock area - click HERE |

| The next Pickens County Beekeepers Association meeting is: 11 March 2010 This is a Thursday night. The meeting will be held at the Farm Bureau building outside Pickens on Highway 178. NEW LOCATION!!! Come join us! For a map to the Farm Bureau Building, Click Paul Brown's Beekeepers Calendar PCBA President's Newsletter, check it out HERE |
| The Notice Board |
| Did ya'll know that NASA has a website with honeybee information on it? click HERE to check it out! |
| Changed Pages!!! |
| Permanent Index Liks |

| Do you know the difference? Master Page Listing Super Entries Bee Plants 4 - New page! President's Newsletters New Meetings and Classes for 2010 |

| NEW!!! |
| Some of the links to other webpages |
| Check the weather to see if it is good beekeeping weather: Pickens Easley Greenville Liberty (This is an experiment - my thanks for brilliance to the Piedmont Beekeepers, whose idea this was! |


| Hey! Check out this website from the Extension - it is pretty cool! http://www.extension.org/bee%20health |





| Do you know a honey bee from a hornet or a yellow jacket from either? You should! Click HERE |

