NJBA 2024 Fall State Meeting

October 19, 2024

Pascack Valley High School
200 Piermont Ave, Hillsdale, NJ 07642

Click here for details and registration
$30 per person until Oct 10
$40 per person Oct 11 to 18
$45 at the door


Speakers: NJ State Apirarist, NJ Honey Queen, American Beekeeping Federation, BetterBee, GreenLight Biosciences and more.

Pre-orders from Grant Stiles and Better Bee can be picked up at the meeting.


2024 Annual Honey Show

2024 winners are...


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Pollination Service

The NJBA has created a directory of members that provide crop pollination services throughout NJ.
Click here to access the directory



Register Your Bee Yards

NJ Dept of Ag Online Beekeeper Registration (membership in an NJBA branch does not automatically register your apiary with the Dept of Ag)


Asian Giant Hornet

Rutgers: “Killer” Hornet NOT Found in the Northeastern U.S.

UC Davis: About Those Asian Giant Hornets...


Hanna Royals (USDA APHIS PPQ ITP), specimens provided by Colorado State University’s C.P. Gillette Museum.



Meghan McConnell named the New Jersey State Apiarist



Meghan is a graduate of the University of Maryland. She was involved with the Bee Informed Partnership and worked under Dr. Dennis vanEngelsdorp. Meghan joins us from Dover, Delaware, where she was the State Apiarist in the Diamond State for two and one-half years. Many of us know and have worked with Meghan in South Jersey, as well as numerous Eastern Apiculture Society Conferences. Let us all welcome Meghan.

We all look forward to working with Meghan and giving her our full support.


NJ Dept of Ag Online Beekeeper Registration
(membership in an NJBA branch does not automatically register your apiary with the Dept of Ag)











Have a swarm of honey bees on your property?

Want to find a beekeeper to come and remove them?

To find a NJ beekeeper interested in collecting swarms in your county, click here.

Don't know if they're actually honey bee? Click here for an informational brochure.






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