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Welcome to the Scottish Beekeepers AssociationThe Scottish Beekeepers Association is the national body that represents Scotland's beekeepers within the UK, throughout Europe and globally. It is a registered charity, and is run entirely by volunteers drawn from its membership. European and American Foulbrood Outbreak in ScotlandOur Diseases section is given over largely to updates on the outbreak that began in 2009. Please go to the diseases page for details and up-to-the-minute guidance and updates from the Diseases Convener. A request to Webmasters and web users.It is understandable that all beekeepers will want access to the most accurate and up-to-date information available. Webmasters of other Scottish beekeeping sites, and those operating emailing lists, are asked to link directly to the pages and download documents in the SBA and other source web sites, rather than copying or attaching these documents into their own web site or emails for direct 'local' download. Documents can and do change, sometimes at short notice. It is important that everyone is accessing the most up-to-date information. Please also be aware that some download files in the SBA web site include copyright information, and that the permission to reproduce this on the SBA web site is specific to the SBA. Thank you. Webmaster, 6th Jan 2010 Recent Additions to the Web SiteScottish Beekeeper 2009 Please visit the Downloads page. Moving bees with varroa? Please check out our diseases page before moving Varroa-infested hives into an area that may still be varroa free! View and OpinionsViews and opinions expressed within the web site are those of its authors and contributors and, unless stated otherwise, do not represent the official position of the Scottish Beekeepers Association. EnquiriesWe welcome enquiries and suggestions for future content of the web site. Please use the webmaster email address to get in touch with me: webmaster'at'scottishbeekeepers.org.uk or check out the FAQ section (use the link on the right). I look forward to hearing from you. |
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