2017 Bee Sponsor Guide
The Bee Grant program allows for a school or non-profit organization to receive support for an educational bee program. We offer four grant options: • Monetary grant of $1,500 to support the success of a bee hive educational program. • Observation Hive: equipment grant with a custom made indoor observation hive with Beekeeping Starter Kit • Traditional Langstroth Hive: equipment grant with an outdoor hive with Beekeeping Starter Kit • Top Bar hive: equipment grant with an outdoor top bar hive with Beekeeping Starter Kit All equipment grants include a small monetary grant of $300 to cover the first year of expenses and a Beekeeping Starter Kit.
Grant recipients also receive remote consultation, assistance with Beekeeper partnership. And a Portable Teaching Hive. For more information on each grant option, please read the Program Overview and Support Guide on The Bee Cause Project’s. (The application may take a minute to load.) • Application Open: September 1st, 2018 • Part I Application Closed: October 15, 2018 at 6pm EST/5pm CST • Part II/Full Application Closed: October 31, 2018 at 6pm EST/5pm CST • Notification to All Applicants: December 7, 2018 • Delivery of Hive and Grant packages: no later than end of January 2019 Questions? Attend our webinars for more information about the application process and the best practices on getting your bees approved.. • September 5 at 1pm EST/12pm CST • October 3 at 4pm EST/3pm CST For any questions regarding the bee hive grant process or if you need support in the bee approval process email The Bee Cause Project at This email address is being protected from spambots.
2017 Bee Sponsor Guidelines
Hd 2018 flhrc service manual. Sponsor shall refrain from using the 2018 School Pronouncer Guide at its final. Provide the date of its final local spelling bee to SNSB by August 21, 2017. Study Guide for Written Exam. Drone honey bees are normally present in colonies throughout the year. Link to 2017 Exam with Answers.