Contact
Please fill out the form below or email our treasurer Melanie Freeman at melanienoyesapiaries (at) yahoo.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
FAQs
What is the North Dakota Beekeepers Association?
The NDBA is a statewide organization that supports and represents beekeepers across North Dakota. We provide education, networking opportunities, and advocacy for both hobbyist and commercial beekeepers.
Who can join the NDBA?
Anyone interested in beekeeping is welcome - whether you're managing a few backyard hives or thousands of colonies commercially.
How do I become a member?
You can join by visiting our Membership Page and submitting the application online or by mail. Annual dues support our events, advocacy efforts, and communications.
What are the benefits of membership?
Members receive access to our annual meeting, quarterly newsletters, industry updates, a listing in our beekeeper directory, and more.
How much does membership cost?
$20/year for non-voting members and $50 for voting members.
Is the NDBA part of any advocacy organizations?
Yes. The NDBA maintains active memberships in the American Beekeeping Federation, the American Honey Producers Association, the North Dakota Ag Coalition, and the North Dakota Commodity Council.
Does the NDBA support Project Apis m.?
Absolutely. North Dakota leads the nation in financial contributions to Project Apis m., supporting honey bee health and research.
How do I contact the NDBA?
You can reach out via our contact page.
Where will next year’s Annual Meeting be held?
The location and date of the Annual Meeting are decided by a vote during our Business Meeting. Members have the opportunity to help determine where we gather next.
How are pesticides regulated in North Dakota?
We follow the principle stated by Commissioner Goehring: “The label is the law.” North Dakota’s Department of Agriculture is known for being both responsive and responsible when it comes to pesticide regulation and application.
How does the NDBA respond to proposed legislation?
The Association actively monitors potential legislation before it becomes a bill. When needed, we provide input through written statements, video messages, and in-person testimony to advocate for beekeepers across the state.