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AGM venue change on 28 November 2009 |
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This is a reminder about the AGM planned for the 28 November 2009. There has been a venue change as unanticipated venue hire was requested from the Lagoon Conference Centre. We have now made arrangements with the University of Stellenbosch to hold the AGM in the lecture hall at the Engineering Faculty on the University of Stellenbosch Campus. This is an ideal venue and we are extremely grateful to the University for allowing us to use this facility. In addition I am thrilled to mention that Dr Hannelie Human has agreed to address us as guest speaker on the AFB issue. She is at present in Denmark spending time with the Head of the AFB Unit there, and returns a day or two before our AGM. The meeting is scheduled to open at 0900hrs and finish at 1300hrs. Further details regarding the exact location of the Engineering Faculty will be posted on our web site shortly. We look forward to a good turn out.  2009 SABIO AGM Map to the Engineering Faculty 443.13 Kb
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The Importation of Honey in South Africa |
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Afri - Compliance has bought it to SABIO’s attention that there has been a great deal of non-compliance regarding import of honey. Afri - Compliance proposed after two meeting with SABIO board members that a complete audit of honey imports should be done. The investigation needs to be managed in three phases and structured as follow: |
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The Seventh Annual General Meeting Of The South African Bee Industry Organisation |
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Notice is given that The Seventh Annual General Meeting Of The South African Bee Industry Organisation Will Be Held At The Lagoon Apartments Cape Town On Saturday 28th November 2009 At 09:00.
Hiermee word kennis gegee vir die Sewende Algemene Jaarvergadering van die Suid-Afrikaanse Bye Industrie Organisasie wat plaasvind by die Lagoon Apartments, Kaapstad op Saterdag 28 November 2009 om 09:00.
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SABIO letter to all regarding regulations - Sept 2009 |
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Using antibiotics to control AFB |
SABIO Chairperson, John Moodie, addresses Mr. Ramasodi (SteerCo) regarding the emergency use of antibiotics to control the AFB outbreak in South Africa.
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Managing Bees in an AFB Positive Environment |
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This is an guideline for beekeepers on how to manage bees in an AFB positive environment. We urge beekeepers to follow the guidelines that can be downloaded until clarity is obtained. |
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Department of Agriculture Media Release |
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MEDIA RELEASE
EMBARGO: IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: 31 July 2009
PRETORIA: 31/07/2009: With the American Foul Brood (AFB) now detected in areas beyond the bee line, the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF) calls upon all stakeholders to observe recommended precautionary measures in order to manage this outbreak. This is not a time to delay measures that will curb further spread.
Coming out of a recent meeting attended by the DAFF and senior representatives and research bodies involved in the bee industry to craft a common strategy to deal with the AFB outbreak, the DAFF called for all stakeholders to collectively do their part in ensuring that this disease should not be allowed to disrupt other economic activities.
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AFB meeting for Cape Beekeepers on the 25th July 2009 |
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A AFB meeting will be held on the 25 July 2009 at the ARC building in Stellenbosch. Neil Farrer will be talking about how AFB is managed in New Zealand. Please see also the New Zealand regulation and management strategy that you also can download. AFB meeting on the 25 July 2009 at Stellenbosch 182.74 Kb AFB-RoadMapJDS 32.13 Kb Biosecurity - AFB management strategy 153.69 Kb |
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