Utah Beekeepers' Association

Serving and Representing Utah's Beekeepers Since 1872; As Currently Organized since 1892.
Mission Statement: Our aim is to keep beekeepers in the state of Utah informed about what is happening in the industry; to promote beekeeping and honey production for all Commercial, Sideliner and Hobbyist Beekeepers.

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Note: Association events are reserved for paid-up members of the Association. If you don't see the event you want to attend listed below, you do not have the appropriate level of membership. Please click the membership tab above to pay your dues. Then, come back to this page to reserve your spot in the following events:

In-person attendance at the annual Association convention (Free with lunch).
Zoom attendance at the annual Association convention ($10 extra charge).
Participation in the annual Association dinner ($35 per plate).
Attendance at special events and workshops.

If you still have problems, please contact the webmaster, telling him which event(s) you want to attend.

Upcoming events

Annual Association Conference

Date : Friday and Saturday, February 20 and 21 (starting at 9am each morning - sign-in beginning at 8 am).
Location : Utah State University Salt Lake Campus, 920 W Levoy Dr, Taylorsville, Utah.
Event is free to paid members. Lunch included on both days. Zoom attendance is available for $10.
After you pay your dues, register for the conference at https://uba.wildapricot.org/events.
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We look forward to hearing several speakers including:

Dr. Larry Connor: A renowned entomologist, author, and publisher who has dedicated his career to beekeeping. He is the author of several books on beekeeping. He served as the Extension Entomologist in Apiculture at The Ohio State University. He is a monthly contributor to American Bee Journal and Bee Culture Magazine.
Dr. Priya Chakrabarti Basu: Assistant Professor at the Department of Entomology, Washington State University. Priya studies the interactive impacts of multiple stressors on bees, for example poor nutrition, pesticides, abiotic stressors and diseases. She uses a wide array of multidisciplinary techniques across fields such as physiology, toxicology, functional biology, multiomics-based approaches and neuroethology to address her research questions.

An agenda will be posted soon.

Annual Association Dinner

Date: Friday, February 20 at 6 PM.
Location : Utah State University Salt Lake Campus, 920 W Levoy Dr, Taylorsville, Utah.
Cost: $35.
Register below.

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Homeowners: If you have a honey bee swarm in your yard or a colony of honey bees has set up housekeeping in your home or shed, go here to see why you might not want to just spray them. Find a beekeeper who might be able to help you here.

Beekeepers: If you want to make your contact information available to the public so that you can be notified of swarms, please register at

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Feeling generous? The Utah Beekeepers' Association is a 501(c)(3) organization. Your donations may be tax-deductible (consult your accountant). Donate here.

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