ACBA MEETING INFORMATION

Monday March 9th

MEETING STARTS @ 7pm

Student Center Theatre

There is a parking lot located directly in front of the

at 316 Boulevard, Anderson, SC 29621. This lot is the most convenient option for theatre patrons and includes wheelchair-accessible spaces.

Bob Binnie from Blue Ridge Honey is our March 9th guest speaker! Bob will be talking about making splits and introducing Queens. You won't want to miss this!! Social starts at 6:30pm.

About

Anderson County Beekeepers Organization is a service organization founded to promote beekeeping and education in Anderson County, South Carolina.

Meetings

We meet every 2nd Monday at Anderson University 431 Williamston Rd. Room 101 Anderson, SC 29621. The meeting starts at 7:00 pm but come early to socialize! See the Calendar for speakers and events.

Membership

Anderson County Beekeepers Association benefits include Educational monthly meetings with great guest speakers, Spring group container order, Fall group supply order. Enjoy the camaraderie It also grants you access to the members' only areas of the website including the Marketplace and minutes from the previous meetings.

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Social Media

To join the discussion, please join our Facebook group here.

To follow our Instagram, please follow us here.

Community Service

Beekeeping Under Threat

They are already in our backyards. Apiary Defensive Practices Against Vespa velutina in South Carolina Hey y’all, we all love the satisfaction of tending thriving hives and harvesting that golden honey. However, a serious challenge has arrived in our region. As you know the yellow-legged Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) has established a foothold in the United States. In 2025 alone, reports indicate more than 80 nests across our state—a sharp increase from just 16 the previous y

Dec 13, 2025

Keeping the Faith: Building the next beekeeping generation

Let’s start with a little review of current events: At no time in human history has beekeeping been bigger than it is right now. There are presently more bees under cultivation worldwide than ever before, which is great for us, from hobbyist to mega farmer, but there are some downsides too. While pure math doesn’t lie, statistics can be manipulated. We recently went thru a bit a fear mongering where suddenly the non-beekeeping media was going wild with chicken little end of t

Oct 22, 2025

Clemson YLH Resources

Read all about the lastest on the yellow legged hornet and where we stand. Volume 6 of Clemson University's Hornet Herald!