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In this issue of the VAA Bulletin:
VAA Australian Bee Journal | Digital The VAA Editorial Team is pleased to introduce a new digital version of the Australian Bee Journal to give our members, and beekeepers across Victoria, new ways to access and share ABJ articles. The ABJ Digital is housed on its own dedicated website and the articles will appear as separate webpages. This will make it easier for us to share information through our three social platforms (Facebook, Instagram and Linked In). It will also give our readers a new way to access our informative articles. So your VAA Australian Bee Journal is now available in three formats: Print, PDF and Web/Digital. Visit the Australian Bee Journal Digital. Download the Australian Bee Journal PDF. We would love to hear your feedback on the new Australian Bee Journal in all its formats. Please send feedback, story ideas and other community updates to Kris Fricke at abjeditor@vicbeekeepers.com.au |
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With Varroa endemic across Victoria, the safe and responsible use of chemicals by beekeepers is more important than ever. Melbourne Polytechnic has developed a skill set course based on agriculture chemicals that has been adapted specifically for beekeepers. This pilot course us being offered over two days in October. For eligible applicants, this course is available through the Free TAFE Program. See details below. Learn more about the Free TAFE Program Find out about Free TAFE eligibility requirements. Ready to apply? Please complete this short intake form and someone from Melbourne Polytechnic will contact you. For more information, you can contact Melbourne Polytechnic at ShortCourses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au ![]() |