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· To bring about a spirit of cooperation among members. · To extend opportunities in all phases of beekeeping and to offer assistance when needed. There are many facets to the beekeeping industry. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, Texas ranked seventh in the U. S. in honey production in 2007 producing 8.6 million pounds of honey. This was an increase of more than 2.8 million pounds from 2006. Beekeeping, clearly, remains a vital part of Texas agriculture. Although honey bees are certainly not the only pollinators around—they are prized pollinators! To learn why plan on attending one of our upcoming events. As scientists and medical doctors employ honey and other products from the hive to improve human health and fight diseases, they are re-discovering what our ancestors already knew—honey bees are a treasure! HCBA welcomes individuals and families that are beginners in beekeeping, as well as the seasoned beekeeper, to join our association! |
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For a century, the Harris County Beekeepers Association has provided beekeeping enthusiasts - hobbyists, sideliners, and commercial beekeepers - in the Houston and surrounding areas access to beekeeping education, networking, and social events. HCBA membership is diverse, growing in numbers, and includes |
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members from Harris, Galveston, Brazoria, Chambers, Liberty, Houston, and Fort Bend counties, Texas. Established in 1908, HCBA, is one of the oldest beekeeping associations in the State of Texas, a member of the Texas Beekeepers Association, and a non-profit organization dedicated to the following objectives: · To elevate the standards of beekeeping in a more intelligent manner. · To promote the interest of large and small beekeepers alike. · To bring about a spirit of cooperation among members. |
