The Kansas Honey Producers' Fall 2024 Conference
November 8-9, 2024
Meeting details:
Time
Friday November 8th
8:30am-4pm dinner at 6pm & Saturday November 9th
8:30am-3pm
Location
Please make your reservations
by calling 785-309-1300 or
Courtyard by Marriott Salina, KS
Block of rooms at $119 have been set aside until October 20th. Mention Kansas Honey Producers to get discounted room rates.
Program & Agenda
submitted by: Greg Swob
Meeting Agenda: updated 10-28-24
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Vendors will be present so you can pick up needed beekeeping items and avoid shipping charges.
Silent auction items are welcome.
Each conference we hold a silent auction with all proceeds going to our Scholarship fund.
The following proposed changes to the KHPA By-Laws will be voted upon at the Fall 2024 KHPA conference. UNDERLINEPRINT= INSERT OR ADD; LINE THROUGH=STRIKE OUT.
Submitted by Kristi Sanderson 2nd VP KHPA Executive Board
Article VIII-Bee Yard Operation Guidelines Section 11
CURRENT WORDING: A bee yard manager will be compensated for work associated in maintaining the bee yard and honey production with a 50% share of all honey products produced by the KHPA hives and all beeswax cappings and surplus bees beyond those needed to the KHPA equipment filled and in production.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT: A bee yard manager will be compensated for work associated in maintaining the bee yard and honey production with a 50% share of all honey products produced by the KHPA hives and all .All beeswax cappings and surplus bees beyond those needed to the KHPA equipment filled and in production belong to the yard manger as well
IF ADOPTED WILL READ: A bee yard manager will be compensated for work associated in maintaining the bee yard and honey production with a 50% share of all honey products produced by the KHPA hives. All beeswax cappings and surplus bees beyond those needed to the KHPA equipment filled and in production belong to the yard operator as well
Rational: All beeswax capping and surplus bees beyond those needed to keep KHPA equipment filled and in production will be the property of the bee yard manager. --
Bi-Annual Meetings
We host biannual meetings, early March and early November, to inform beekeepers about new things and get opinions on beekeeping. Our meetings are open to all interested in beekeeping and provide a good way to interact with and get to know beekeepers from around the state. We sponsor talented speakers about current honey bee related items and more.
