Bee Day at the Gallatin Farmers Market
Name:
Bee Day at the Gallatin Farmers Market
Date:
June 22, 2019
Time:
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
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Event Description:
Join us as we learn more about the Honey Bee on Saturday, June 22, 2019, from 10:00am until 12:00pm. Learn about beekeeping, pollination, honey production, and more.
Agenda:
10:00 AM Jessica Dodds-Davis, founder of Honeybee Tennessee
Topic: Beekeeping
11:30 AM Janice Celia, Master Gardener
Topic: Pollinator Gardening
Demonstrations, giveaways, and more!
The Gallatin Farmers Market will be open from 8:00am to 1:00pm with honey, produce, plants, artisan finds, local farm-raised meats, baked goods, and more!
About our Speaker:
Jessica Dodds-Davis, founder of Honeybee Tennessee
Jessica Dodds-Davis is the founder of Honeybee Tennessee. The mission of Honeybee Tennessee is to educate communities on the important role honeybees play in agriculture and in our environment. Honeybee Tennessee seeks to inspire Tennesseans to take action to protect, preserve and foster the state’s honeybee population. Jessica is a native of Wilson County and has developed a passion for bees! Her interest in beekeeping began with a trip to the Wilson County Fair. She has won multiple ribbons at the Fair in the past displaying her art, her dogs, and her famous carrot cake, but it was an incidental encounter with honeybees at the fair that led her to her newfound passion. Today she cultivates 17 hives. Jessica is the Vice President for the Wilson County Beekeepers Association and the Middle Tennessee Regional Vice President for the Tennessee Beekeepers Association. In 2018 Jessica received the “Beekeeper of the Year” award by the Tennessee Beekeepers Association.
Janice Celia, Master Gardener
Janice Celia specializes in pollinator gardening, with both an emphasis on bees and butterflies. Her particular emphasis is on establishing habitats for monarch butterflies. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology/Chemistry and Psychology. Her professional background is in environmental chemistry, where she worked at several environmental testing labs both in California and Tennessee. Janice spent many years in water quality as both a chemist and water treatment operator for the City of Gallatin. Having had a lifelong interest in gardening, she has been a member of the Master Gardeners of Sumner County since 2018. Her most recent project was establishing a pollinator garden at Bledsoe Creek State Park.
For information about the Gallatin Farmers Market, call the Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce at 615-452-4000 or email farmersmarket@gallatintn.org.
Agenda:
10:00 AM Jessica Dodds-Davis, founder of Honeybee Tennessee
Topic: Beekeeping
11:30 AM Janice Celia, Master Gardener
Topic: Pollinator Gardening
Demonstrations, giveaways, and more!
The Gallatin Farmers Market will be open from 8:00am to 1:00pm with honey, produce, plants, artisan finds, local farm-raised meats, baked goods, and more!
About our Speaker:
Jessica Dodds-Davis, founder of Honeybee Tennessee
Jessica Dodds-Davis is the founder of Honeybee Tennessee. The mission of Honeybee Tennessee is to educate communities on the important role honeybees play in agriculture and in our environment. Honeybee Tennessee seeks to inspire Tennesseans to take action to protect, preserve and foster the state’s honeybee population. Jessica is a native of Wilson County and has developed a passion for bees! Her interest in beekeeping began with a trip to the Wilson County Fair. She has won multiple ribbons at the Fair in the past displaying her art, her dogs, and her famous carrot cake, but it was an incidental encounter with honeybees at the fair that led her to her newfound passion. Today she cultivates 17 hives. Jessica is the Vice President for the Wilson County Beekeepers Association and the Middle Tennessee Regional Vice President for the Tennessee Beekeepers Association. In 2018 Jessica received the “Beekeeper of the Year” award by the Tennessee Beekeepers Association.
Janice Celia, Master Gardener
Janice Celia specializes in pollinator gardening, with both an emphasis on bees and butterflies. Her particular emphasis is on establishing habitats for monarch butterflies. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology/Chemistry and Psychology. Her professional background is in environmental chemistry, where she worked at several environmental testing labs both in California and Tennessee. Janice spent many years in water quality as both a chemist and water treatment operator for the City of Gallatin. Having had a lifelong interest in gardening, she has been a member of the Master Gardeners of Sumner County since 2018. Her most recent project was establishing a pollinator garden at Bledsoe Creek State Park.
For information about the Gallatin Farmers Market, call the Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce at 615-452-4000 or email farmersmarket@gallatintn.org.
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