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The Georgia Beekeepers Association is dedicated to promoting and supporting beekeeping across the state.


    Join us for GBA's spring event: the JamborBEE.

    On April 26 from 10 - 4, we'll gather at the Barn at Acorn Ridge, right in the center of the state in Toomsboro, Georgia. Admission is $10 per adult and kids under 18 are free. Your admission includes lunch and all activities. We'll have lots of fun with games like corn hole, bee trivia, giant jenga. A special part of the JamborBEE will be a silent auction, with the proceeds benefiting the GBA prison programs. Come and have a great time with your beekeeping friends from all over the state.




    Have you seen this Yellow-Legged Hornet?

    Learn how to identify and report your sightings here on the UGA Honey Bee Program website.





     Support Georgia beekeeping by purchasing a Save the Honey Bee license plate!

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    Upcoming Events

    • 2025 GBA Fall Conference
      12 Sep 2025
      2535 Lanier Tech Dr, Gainesville, GA 30507 Ramsey Conference Center


    Discover our membership benefits! 





     Since 1920, the Georgia Beekeepers Association has been educating and providing connections for beekeepers across the state. 

    Learn More Here

    Promoting the use of products of Georgia beekeepers, including honey, bees, queens, beeswax, and other hive products and pollination services.  

    See Here

    The Georgia Department of Agriculture has recently implemented new regulations for honeybee control and removal in the state.

    As of January 1, 2023, companies and individuals providing bee removal services from structures must be certified and licensed under the Georgia Structural Pest Control Act. To learn more about the certification process and requirements, visit our Honeybee Removal License Requirements page.





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    Interested in becoming a beekeeper?

    Follow these 10 tips


    Your hives can contribute to bee research. Click here to find out easy ways to be a part of Citizen Science projects about bees.

    Georgia Beekeepers Association

     is a 501(c)5 non-profit organization


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