I first noticed sap beetle larva chewing through pollen frames
about 10 years ago.
They turn the contents of pollen cells into a fine sawdust.
Let's find out more about this pest.
Is it a native, or an invader from abroad?
Is it something to fret about?
How can we protect our frames?
Are they a threat to our colonies or just an annoyance?
What are they good for in the environment?
7:30 PM Tuesday May 21
PS There are 19 "Shifts" at the ACBA
booth that have no coverage.
If you have the time, they're a priority.
Shifts are about 3 hours.
It's actually fun and interesting, and there's a bonus **
There are a total of 45 shifts remaining to fill out the
calendar.
With a shift at the booth: Free whole-day entry to the fair,
AND a free parking pass!!!
** One shift gets a discount on an
item of ACBA "Merch"
Two shifts gets a deeper discount
Three shifts gets the Ultimate-Deep-Discount = a Merch item for
FREE.
(Consecutive shifts are an option if you're feeling ambitious)