History of Beekeeping in the Mohawk Valley at the Gallupville House

Everyone is invited to join the Gallupville House association in welcoming Beekeeper Bob Muller, owner and operator of Sun Mountain Apiary and honey store  to a program on the “History of Beekeeping In the Mohawk Valley” on Saturday April 13 at 2 PM Did you know that Schoharie County and the Mohawk Valley were once considered to be one of the largest honey producing regions in the world? Join us for a fascinating look at beekeeping from the introduction of bees in the New World to the challenges and roles of modern day beekeepers. Along the way we will also explore some prominent Schoharie County and regional beekeepers who were influential in their time. This will be a fun and interactive presentation for the whole family. . Admission is free, but donations are always accepted.

Bob Muller is the owner and operator of Sun Mountain Apiary and honey store in Delanson, NY (Schoharie County). Sun Mountain Apiary is a NYS Grown and Certified Honey Producer and NYS inspected apiary. The apiary takes part in multiple events throughout the year as well as offering “in-hive tours” to customers. Bob is a former teacher and recently retired from his position as National Grid’s Ag Specialist. An experienced beekeeper, who got his first hive in 1983, Bob is a member of several local and national bee clubs and has given multiple presentations to bee groups and civic organizations on a variety of beekeeping topics.

Please join us for the History of Beekeeping in the Mohawk Valley program at the Gallupville House on April 13, 2024 at 2 pm. For other events at the Gallupville House see the website at https://www.gallupvillehouse.org/