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BBKA Honey Show @ The Royal Show 7-10 July 2009

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By Claire Waring
Editor, BeeCraft

Published May 3, 2009

BBKA Beekeeping Exhibition
Honey & Honey Products
7-10 July 2009
Organised by The Royal Agricultural Society of England
Entries Close 27 May, 2009

Venue
RASE Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ

Judges
MR A C WOODWARD, New Rossington, Nr Doncaster, Yorkshire.
MR D ATKINSON, Lancaster Road, Garstang, Lancashire.
MR M BADGER MBE, Roundhay, Leeds, Yorkshire.
Photographic Judge: MR JAS LALL, 2 Valley Road, Radford Semele, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire.

Entries close Wednesday 27th May 2009.
ENTRIES RECEIVED AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

Schedule of competitive classes and entry form can be downloaded >>>> here <<<<

The BBKA show rules leaflet No: 22 (scanned/PDF) can be downloaded from Info Leaflets.

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