BC - Continuing Education

from The Hive Jive - Beekeeping Podcast Hosted by John Swan; Nathalie B

In this beekeeper chat session, Nathalie and John discuss how important it is to always be striving to learn new aspects of your favorite hobby - beekeeping! This includes ways to help you discern quality educational sources and information from all the other noise that is out there flooding our daily lives. Knowing that your information is coming from a reputable source will help maximize your learning without spending excess time trying to decipher the validity of the information being presented. (Original Air Date: Oct 20th, 2021)

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