Preparing Entries for the Michigan Beekeepers Association Spring Conference Honey Show with Stephanie Slater

February 15, 2024

Michigan State University (MSU) Extension and Michigan Beekeepers Association hosted a webinar with Stephanie Slater titled "Preparing Entries for the Michigan Beekeepers Association Spring Conference Honey Show."

Presentation description

Do you want to know more about honey shows? Are you interested in learning how you can prepare your hive products for competition?  This workshop will be a discussion on preparing honey and beeswax entries for the Michigan Beekeepers Association 2024 Spring Honey Show.

About the presenter

Stephanie Slater is the owner of Jam Session Honey and Preserves and has been keeping honey bees in Walworth County, Wisconsin for eight years. She serves on the boards of the Walworth County Beekeepers Association, the Wisconsin Honey Producers Association, and the American Beekeeping Federation. She is the 2022 Wisconsin Beekeeper of the Year, the 2023 American Honey Show Best of Show winner and an American Honey Show Training Council Certified Honey Judge.

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