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Smoky Mountain Beekeepers hosting intro to beekeeping class

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Wednesday, September 04, 2024
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The Smoky Mountain Beekeeping Association is hosting an Introduction to Beekeeping class from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Swain County Business Education Training Center, located at 45 E. Ridge Dr., Bryson City. 

This class is a great fit for anyone interested in becoming a beekeeper and will cover all the basics to get started. It’s also a good opportunity for those who just want to learn more about honeybees and the important role beekeepers play in managing these crucial pollinators.

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