A Beekeeping Short Course is coming to UW-Madison February 13-15, 2026 for beekeepers interested in growing their beekeeping business. 

The WHPA Fall Convention features keynote speaker, Bob Binnie. Join us Nov. 6-8 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Neenah, WI!

Now in its 7th year, the Wisconsin Honey Producers Association announces the application period for the Youth Beekeeper Scholarship Program. Selected applicants are awarded a 2-year scholarship that will include a complete 10-frame hive kit, equipment, and a 3lb. package or a nucleus colony of live honey bees.  Mentors are needed for the scholarship recipients.

The Wisconsin Honey Producers Association is seeking applicants for the position of 2026 Wisconsin Honey Queen. The 2026 Wisconsin Honey Queen will travel the state promoting the honey and beekeeping industries. Applications are due by November 1, 2025. 

Kids and Bees Expo is coming to Neenah, WI on Saturday, Nov. 8th from 1-3pm!

WHPA and DATCP develop a Bee Spill Response Plan in preparation for potential rollover emergencies with semi-loads of bees.

The WHPA supports the WI Pollinator Protection Package introduced to the Wisconsin State Legislature. WHPA members may contact their legislators to encourage them to co-sponsor and pass the Wisconsin Pollinator Protection Protection Package. 

Support the Honey Integrity Act! Please contact your Congressman or Senator!! Real U.S. honey is in jeopardy of becoming overtaken by fake honey that is adulterated with synthetics, syrups, or made in a lab. Make your voice heard!!

Jon & Ingrid Logterman were honored as the WI Honey Producers Association’s 2024 Beekeeper of the Year at the annual Fall Convention in Onalaska, WI.

Eugene & Georgene Hausner are the recipients of the 2024 Pioneer Award – a “lifetime achievement” award. It is given each year to a member who has shown an unparalleled level of passion and commitment for the WHPA and our industry over the course of their career.