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NEXT GENERAL MEETING
Annual Awards Banquet Tues Nov 19 6pm Der Dutchman Plain City OH. $20 Adults $10 children. Tickets Below
2025 Youth Scholars/Bee Schools on Programs Tab
NEXT GENERAL MEETING
Annual Awards Banquet Tues Nov 19 6pm Der Dutchman Plain City OH. $20 Adults $10 children. Tickets Below
Click on the button below to get tickets to he Annual COBA Awards Banquet. Banquet is on Tuesday November 19, 2024 , 6pm, at Der Dutchman Family Restaurant, 445 Jefferson Ave. Plain City, OH 43064. Adults are $20, youth $10, and kids under 2 are free.
COBA members only. This is a fun contest for membership bragging rights. Entries accepted until Sunday, November 17, 2024.at 955 Murnan Road, Galloway, Ohio 43119. (Rod Pritchard 614-216-3386).
Entrants must produce all entries from their own apiaries. No labels on entries. One entry per class, per household. All entrants must declare a class, water white, amber, etc. Entrants will not be judged on the declared class. The judge will make the final entry into a class.
Liquid Honey – 2 one-pound (1lb) classic or Queenline glass jars.
Class 1: Water White – Extra White PF scale 0-17
Class 2: White – PF scale 18-34
Class 3: Extra Light Amber PF scale 35-85
Class 4: Amber – Dark Amber PF scale 86-115
Class 5: Cut Comb two (2) 4”x4” Hard Plastic Cut Comb Boxes
Class 6: Chunk Honey – two (2) one pound (1lb) glass straight-sided, wide mouth jars.
Class 7 Creamed Honey (plain or flavored) -two (2) one pound (1lb) or 12oz glass, straight sided, wide mouth honey jars.
Class 8: Bees Wax-Enter one (1) one (1) pound block
Class 9: Comb Honey (Frame)- Two deep or medium frames.
Classes 1-4 will be judged on appearance, fill of jars, color, clarity, cleanliness, moisture, flavor and aroma.
Class 5 will be judged on cut sharpness, fill of box, capping’s, honey, and appearance.
Class 6 will be judged on cut sharpness, fill of box, capping’s, honey, and appearance.
Class 7 will be judged on set of granulation, smoothness, color, flavor and appearance.
Class 8 will be judged on weight, thickness, color, general appearance, purity, uniformity of wax, smooth surface top and bottom. Wrap in clingwrap.
Class 9 will be judged on suitability, uniformity and cleanliness of wood, cleanliness of capping’s, uniform and filled honey cells, quantity, quality and uniformity of honey. Freedom from leakage and general appearance.
Best of Show will be awarded to the entry with the highest total score. In the case of a tie, the winner will be determined by the judge. Reasonable bribes may be offered during the annual dinner.
Sun., Oct. 27 10 Easton Apiary
Mon., Oct. 28 7 Q & A Zoom meeting.
Sat., Nov. 2 10a Turkey Shoot at Cardinal Shooting Range
Thurs., Nov.17. COBA Honey Competition. Entries accepted until Sunday, November 17, 2024.at 955 Murnan Road, Galloway, Ohio 43119. (Rod Pritchard 614-216-3386). Details above.
Tues, Nov 19 6p COBA Awards Banquet. Awards, results of honey competition
Der Dutchman in Plain City, OH
The Central Ohio Beekeepers Association Charitable Foundation was established in 2021
as a 501(c)(3) organization to ask for and accept charitable donations. All donations are used to sustain and administer COBA's educational programs.
The button below is a link to the Foundation website.
COBA is a non-profit organization 501 (c)(5) in the State of Ohio and is dedicated to promoting bees and beekeeping in Central Ohio.
We provide educational opportunities throughout the year at our monthly meetings, which are held on the 3rd Wednesday of most months at the Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E Broad St, Columbus, OH. 43205
We offer our Bee Schools in February and March (4 consecutive Wednesdays for 2 hours each meeting), or two Saturday classes (8 hours). We give you information about beekeeping, physiology of bees, behavior, health concerns, and other topics to provide information about beekeeping.
The OSU 1st Year Bee Yard is where new beekeepers are given hands on experience. We install new packages of bees into new equipment and over the summer we inspect the hives. New beekeepers can ask questions of the mentors at the bee yard. Winnie Williams coordinates the OSU 1st Year Bee Yard and can be contacted at: 614 787-3533
SAVE THE DATE
Saturday November 2, 2024 at 10:00am COBA Charitable Foundation will be holding a Turkey Shoot at Cardinal Shooting Center. There will be your choice of a 50 clay-bird sporting clays course or 50 clay-bird 5-Stand course. We've added prizes for the top 3 shooters on each course to win a Thanksgiving turkey. Use this link to sign up.https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZR8ZZ4ULXAZ3N
Entry fee is $50.
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