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A & O Forklift Advanced Insurance Underwriters American Beekeeping Federation Apis Enterprises B.P. Materials Bee Culture Beekeepers Assn. Of Southwest Florida Beetle Blaster Councell Farms D & J Apiary, Inc. Dadant & Sons, Jerry Latner David Adams Honey Co. Deb's Bee Supply Del Signore Apiaries Dutch Gold Honey Escarosa Beekeepers Assn. Feed Bee Florida Farm Bureau Groeb Farms Hackenberg Apiaries Headwaters Farm Inmark J & P Apiary Jawadis Group


Words about our advertising efforts:


The ad campaign kicks off each year in September. Ads run in the convention bulle- tin and four (4) subsequent issues of the newsletter, The Florida Beekeeper. Our advertising rates are some of most economical in the industry and we enjoy a wide following by a number of firms that routinely purchase an ad, some of whom also generously sponsor refreshment breaks during the convention.


The Ad Master, Gary Ranker, is extremely successful in managing the campaign by continuing to cultivate relationships with our advertisers. When you see him at the convention, be sure to mention to him the value of the campaign to both the newslet- ter and the Association’s bottom line.


Jacksonville Beekeepers Assn. K & W Apiary Kelley's Apiaries Kona Queen Leighton's Honey, Inc. Mann Lake, Ltd. McCoy Sunny South Apiaries Merritt Apiaries Miksa Honey Farms Millie Bee Northeast Florida Honey Bee Assn. North American Bee Hive Co. Olivarez Honey Bees, Inc. Orange Blossom Beekeepers Assn. Palm Beach Beekeepers Assn. Beekeepers of Putnam County Ridge Beekeepers Assn. Rossman Apiaries Suncoast Beekeepers Assn. Tampa Bay Beekeepers Assn. The Speedy Bee Tropical Blossom Honey Co. Tupelo Beekeepers Assn. Walter T. Kelley Webb's Honey and Pollination Service


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