Cumberland County Beekeepers Association - NC

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This is a great opportunity to see honey go from the comb to a bottle! Check out this event lead by partners of the CCBA...
06/03/2026

This is a great opportunity to see honey go from the comb to a bottle! Check out this event lead by partners of the CCBA.

Ever wonder how honey looks before it is harvested? Come watch as an experienced beekeeper extracts honey from the honeycomb and places it into jars. Each participant receives a jar of honey at the…

We had a great time in the learning apiary this weekend! Thanks to Master Beekeeper John Kasprak for leading. ...
06/02/2026

We had a great time in the learning apiary this weekend! Thanks to Master Beekeeper John Kasprak for leading.

We had a great time at the Roots of Resilience Community Farmers Market this week! We hope it continues to grow and help...
05/29/2026

We had a great time at the Roots of Resilience Community Farmers Market this week! We hope it continues to grow and helps address the food desert on Murchison Road!

05/10/2026

Wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to all the Queen Bees out there! 🐝🐝🐝 May you have a bee-utiful day!

Here is a hive that moved into a human structure being “cut out” by CCBA beekeeper Nick Ball with Ballz Beez! Check out ...
05/08/2026

Here is a hive that moved into a human structure being “cut out” by CCBA beekeeper Nick Ball with Ballz Beez! Check out these photos!

🐝 Don’t Spray That Swarm! 🐝🐝 Call the CCBA Swarm Rescue Team! 🐝🐝 Fast and Free Swarm Removal! 🐝We saved these bees withi...
05/04/2026

🐝 Don’t Spray That Swarm! 🐝
🐝 Call the CCBA Swarm Rescue Team! 🐝
🐝 Fast and Free Swarm Removal! 🐝
We saved these bees within an hour of the call. If you see a swarm, time is of the essence, a swarm can stick around 5 minutes or 5 days.

05/04/2026

This has moved into a Beekeepers box and are ready to move to their new home!

05/04/2026

A few thousand in a land in a tree while they look for a new home. No stings and these girls were relocated to a managed hive.

05/04/2026

A swarm moving to a tree branch. 20,000 bees look intimidating but are actually very docile!

05/02/2026

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301 E. Mountain Drive, (Extension Auditorium)
Fayetteville, NC
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