Tennessee Beekeepers Association – official site
Official Tennessee Resources
- UT Extension – University of Tennessee Extension apiculture program
- Tennessee Department of Agriculture – Tennessee Department of Agriculture apiary section
Middle Tennessee Beekeeping Clubs (complete list of TN clubs on TBA site)
- Beekeepers of Middle Tennessee – Meets in Franklin
- Wilson County Beekeepers – Meets in Lebanon
- Columbia Area Beekeepers – Meets in Columbia
- Marshall County Beekeepers – Meets in Lewisburg
- Cheatham County Beekeepers – Meets in Ashland City
- Clarksville – Montgomery County Beekeeping Association – Meets in Clarksville
Suppliers of Bees and Bee Equipment
- Johnson Honey Farm – NABA’s Robert Johnson and family sell package bees, queens, nucs, honey and beekeeping supplies at 1206 S. Dickerson Road in Goodlettsville, TN.
- Maple Bend Bee Supply – Locally owned and operated by NABA member Dave Sells.
- Hon Taylor Honeybees – Al Taylor 615-267-0927, e-mail: hontaylorbees@gmail.com web site: http://hontaylorhoneybees.com
- A.I. Root Company – beeswax candles, includes information on Bee Culture magazine.
- Bee-Commerce – On-line shopping for beekeeping supplies plus on-line help.
- Dadant & Sons – beekeeping supplies and the American Bee Journal. Dadant has a branch in Frankfort, KY
- Walter T. Kelley Company – Beekeeping supplies. Based in Clarkson, KY.
- Betterbee – Beekeeping supplies.
- Mann Lake – Beekeeping supplies.
State Beekeeping Organizations
- Georgia Beekeepers Association – official site
- Kentucky State Beekeepers Association – official site
- Alabama Beekeepers Association – official site
Honey Bee Health Coalition – Varroa monitoring and treatment
Bees and Wasps – A very informative website about Bees and Wasps.
Dvash Association – Educational Hives in Warner Park established by two NABA members
Heartland Apicultural Society – Regional beekeeping organization that includes Tennessee.
Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive – archive for the Usenet newsgroup science.agriculture.beekeeping, the listserv bee-l, the sci.agriculture.beekeeping faq, beekeeping, and apiculture information.
Mite Control in Honeybees With Essential Oils – by Jim Amrine, Entomologist & Acarologist, West Virginia University, Division of Plant and Soil Sciences.