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About
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The Mississippi
Beekeepers Association is a chartered non-profit
organization. It's pupose is the advancement
and protection of the interests of beekeepers
commercially, educationally and socially.
Local chapters, also known as local beekeeping
clubs, are located throughout the state as follows:
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| Jackson |
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Central Mississippi Beekeeper's Association |
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Contact Mr. Frank Garletts |
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176 Highway 49 North |
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Jackson, MS 39209 |
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Phone: (601) 942-2362 |
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| Laurel |
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Southeast Mississippi Beekeeper's Association |
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Contact Mr. John Tullos |
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P. O. Box 74 |
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Raleigh, MS 39153 |
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Phone: (601) 782-9234 |
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| Gulf Coast |
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Mississippi Gulf Coast Beekeeper's Association |
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Contact Mr.Doug Lowery |
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17249 Springlake Drive East |
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VanCleave, MS 39565 |
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Phone: (228) 826-2234
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Tupelo/Fulton |
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Marion County Beekeeper's
Assn. |
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NE Mississippi Beekeeper's
Assn. |
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Contact Mr. D.L. Wesley |
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Contact Mr. Gerald Jetton |
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17 East Jackson Street |
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20495 Highway 23 North |
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Foxworth, MS 39483 |
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Tremont, MS 38876 |
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Phone: (601) 736-3272 |
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Phone: (662) 652-3446 |
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Oxford |
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Delta Area Beekeeper's Assn. |
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Lafayette County Beekeeper's Assn. |
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Contact Mr. Stanley Holland |
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Contact Mr. Harold Brummett |
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231 Blue Lake Road |
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25 CR 4009 |
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Drew, MS 38737 |
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Oxford, MS 39655 |
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Phone: (662) 745-0529 |
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Current Officers and Executive Board Members for 2010-2011:
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| President |
Vice President |
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Mr. Stan Yeagley |
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John Tullos |
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214 Shadow Wood Drive |
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P. O. Box 74 |
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Clinton, MS 39056 |
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Raleigh, MS 39153 |
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Phone: (601) 924-2582 |
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Phone: (601) 782-9234 |
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| Secretary/Treasurer |
Director at Large |
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Mr. Harry Fulton |
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Mr. Lewis Luke |
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2011 Pumpkin Creek Road |
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121 Sumac Drive |
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Brooksville, MS 39739 |
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Madison, MS 39110 |
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Phone: (662) 738-4611 |
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Phone: (601) 707-7263 |
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| Director at Large |
Director at Large |
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Mr. Randy Graves |
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Dr. Clarence Collison |
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202 Indian Summer Lane |
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100 Pear Lane |
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Clinton, MS 39056 |
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Starkville, MS 39759 |
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Phone: (601) 925-4364 |
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Phone: (662) 325-2086 |
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| Director at Large |
Past President |
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Mr. Al Herrington |
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Mr. D. L. Wesley |
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691 Hwy 15 North |
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17 East Jackson St. |
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New Albany, MS 38652 |
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Foxworth, MS 39483 |
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Phone: (662) 534-1967 |
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Phone: (601) 736-3272 |
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| Chapter Representatives |
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Mr.Doug Lowery |
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Mr. D. L. Wesley |
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17249 Springlake Drive East |
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17 East Jackson St. |
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VanCleave, MS 39565 |
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Foxworth, MS 39483 |
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Phone: (228) 826-2234 |
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Phone: (601) 736-3272 |
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Mr. John Tullos |
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Mr. Gerald Jetton |
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P. O. Box 74 |
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20495 Highway 23 North |
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Raleigh, MS 39153 |
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Tremont, MS 38876 |
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Phone: (601) 782-9234 |
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Phone: (662) 652-3446 |
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Annual Dues:
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Commercial Operation (50+ hives) - $30.00
Hobby Operation (less than 50 hives)- $10.00
Associate (No hives)- $2.00
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Annual Convention:
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The association holds an annual convention
in late October or November. Local chapters
host the convention on alternating years, usually
in Jackson, Grenada, Hattiesburg, Pascagoula, and Vicksburg in the future.
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Membership Benefits:
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Applications may be obtained from:
Mr. Harry Fulton
2011 Pumpkin Creek Road
Brooksville, MS 39739
Phone (662) 738-4611
Members are eligible to subscribe to current
periodicals and magazines at discount rates
as follows: American Bee Journal, Bee Culture
Magazine, and The Speedy Bee Newspaper. Also,
the association sponsors and mails in cooperation
with the Mississippi Department of Agriculture,
Bureau of Plant Industry, a monthly newsletter
entitled "Bee News & Views". However,
subscribers are not required to be a member
of the Mississippi Beekeepers Association.
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Activities:
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Operates a booth at the annual Mississippi
State Fair, including honey exhibition contests.
Sets up and operates exhibits at conservation
field days for elementary students, festivals
and garden shows.
Members give talks to school classes on beekeeping.
Sponsor at least one beekeeping shortcourse,
and sometimes two, each year.
Lobbies both the U.S. Congress and the State
Legislature on matters of legislation affecting
the beekeeping industry.
Helps fund and publish booklets, etc on beekeeping
practices.
Available Lecturers for local in-county school
classes, garden & civic clubs etc.
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