Oct
10

Ashburton Full AFB Course

  • 8 Stamford Lane Newland, Canterbury Region, 7772 New Zealand (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
10

Taupo Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
10

Dunedin Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
11

Nelson Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
17

Christchurch Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
17

Queenstown Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
17

Manurewa Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
31

Northcote Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
4

Masterton Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
3

Palmerston North Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Sept
19

Blenheim Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Sept
17

Tauranga AFB 2 hr REFRESHER

Staying up to date with your AFB Recognition knowledge is essential for all beekeepers. 

By attending a 2 hour AFB Recognition Refresher course, you will be reminded how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

All beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition Refresher course to help you familiarise with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Sept
5

Kerikeri Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
29

Hastings Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
29

Christchurch AFB 2 hr REFRESHER

Staying up to date with your AFB Recognition knowledge is essential for all beekeepers. 

By attending a 2 hour AFB Recognition Refresher course, you will be reminded how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

All beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition Refresher course to help you familiarise with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
29

Orewa Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
22

Lower Hutt Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
22

Grey Lynn Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
22

Hokitika Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Aug
15

Rotorua Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Jul
25

Palmerston North AFB 2 hr REFRESHER

Staying up to date with your AFB Recognition knowledge is essential for all beekeepers. 

By attending a 2 hour AFB Recognition Refresher course, you will be reminded how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

All beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition Refresher course to help you familiarise with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Jul
11

Hamilton AFB Recognition Course

  • Te Kete Tuauri Room, Te Kete Aronui - Rototuna Library (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Jun
17

Hastings, AFB 2 hr REFRESHER

Staying up to date with your AFB Recognition knowledge is essential for all beekeepers. 

By attending a 2 hour AFB Recognition Refresher course, you will be reminded how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

All beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition Refresher course to help you familiarise with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Jun
6

Invercargill Full AFB Course

Notes

The classroom based AFB Recognition and Refresher Courses are an excellent option for those beekeepers that are wanting to attend the training and sit the assessment in person.  Where possible, classroom  based courses will have an AFB infected frame available for beekeepers to study.

The classroom based courses will continue to run in parallel with our online training options.

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May
16

Tauranga Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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May
16

Christchurch Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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May
2

Blenheim Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Apr
19

Nelson Full AFB Course

  • NMIT - Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology, Richmond Campus (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Apr
18

Hamilton AFB 2 hr REFRESHER

  • Te Kete Tuauri Room, Te Kete Aronui - Rototuna Library (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Staying up to date with your AFB Recognition knowledge is essential for all beekeepers. 

By attending a 2 hour AFB Recognition Refresher course, you will be reminded how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

All beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition Refresher course to help you familiarise with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Apr
11

New Plymouth AFB Recognition Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Apr
1
to 1 Jun

AFB Levy Invoices & ADR forms are in HiveHub

Your Levy Invoice, Colony Return & Annual Disease Return are now due.

If you haven’t yet, please log in and click on the following buttons on your HiveHub Home page:

  • Submit ADR – to submit your Annual Disease Return

Please submit your Annual Disease Return no later than 1 June 2025.

Levy Invoice
Your invoice has been calculated on your registered honey bee colonies as at 31st March 2026.  A breakdown of your invoice can be found on HiveHub.  You can also download a PDF copy of your invoice. If your invoice has not been correctly calculated, please contact levies@nzbb.org.nz

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Mar
28

Cromwell Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Mar
14

Dunedin Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Feb
28

Christchurch Full AFB Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Feb
22

Hastings Full AFB Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Nov
8

Tauranga Full Course

Notes

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
18

Hastings AFB Recognition Course

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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Oct
4

Ashburton AFB Recognition Course

  • 8 Stamford Lane Newland, Canterbury, 7772 New Zealand (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Attending an AFB Recognition course is essential for all beekeepers.  Learn how to recognise the early signs of AFB (American Foulbrood) to ensure your hives stay healthy and free of AFB.  Gain confidence in identifying AFB symptoms early to prevent its spread.

 Even if you do not wish to become a DECA holder, all beekeepers are encouraged to attend an AFB Recognition course which will help to familiarise you with what is normal and what is not in your working hive. This ensures that the detection and recognition of AFB is caught early and eliminated, prior to spreading.

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