Kentucky Backyard Beekeepers
The Kentucky Backyard Beekeepers was formed to specifically respond to the wild honey bee problem. They promote responsible beekeeping through education, experience sharing and information on the honeybee and its needs and concerns for its future.
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The group meets the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Williams town Fire House. Dinner is provided. Everyone is welcome, you need not be a bee- keeper to be a member.
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