Executive Board Candidate Slate, 2025–26
Here are your candidates for the NWNJBA Executive Board for the upcoming term. President: Eleanor Tessier Eleanor Tessier currently...
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NWNJBA
Oct 81 min read
Please Review Changes to NW Constitution and By-Laws
Over the last year, the NWNJBA Executive Board has thoroughly reviewed the club’s Constitution and By-Laws, which are the rules and...
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NWNJBA
Sep 221 min read
Open Executive Board Positions for 2025–27
Deadline for Declaring Candidacy: October 1 The Executive Board of the NWNJBA is the group of people who run the club. The board chooses...
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NWNJBA
Aug 262 min read
Best Bee Names 2024
Not nearly as many puns this year! A lot of famous people and fictional characters, plus a preponderance of food names. (There were a few...
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NWNJBA
Aug 251 min read
Another One for the Books
A gorgeous day to cap off summer and the Hunterdon Fair. See you in September in Stewartsville! Bees names chosen on Sunday, August 25:
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NWNJBA
Aug 251 min read
Smashing Saturday at Hunterdon
Probably our best day ever at either fair. Perfect weather, nonstop guests, honey tastings, and people got to hold bees without getting...
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NWNJBA
Aug 241 min read
Booming Start to the Hunterdon 4H Fair
We had a fantastic start to the Hunterdon Fair. Traffic was backed up all the way up the ramp to Rt. 202! The New Jersey Honey Queen...
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NWNJBA
Aug 231 min read
2024 Hunterdon 4H Fair Honey Show Winners
Congratulations to all our winners, and thank you to everyone who entered! Everything looks gorgeous! Your entries make the club look...
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NWNJBA
Aug 41 min read
That’s a Wrap
For the last day of the Fair, the New Jersey Honey Queen Maddie Tubbs spent the day with us! Thank you to everyone who stopped by the...
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NWNJBA
Aug 21 min read
Derby Friday
We had a few brief torrents of rain but it all cleared out for the Demolition Derby. Funny cars, jalopies, and minivans all smash into...
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NWNJBA
Aug 21 min read
Open Executive Board Positions for 2025–27
Do you like organizing, planning, delegating, and being a part of leadership? Do you have a few hours a month? You could be our next...
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NWNJBA
Aug 11 min read
Truck Pullin’ Thursday
Lots of VRRRRROOOOOOOMMM from the central arena tonight, or maybe that was just thermometers bursting all over Warren County. But we got...
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NWNJBA
Jul 311 min read
Halfway Through the Fair
A quiet evening at the fair. Well, not precisely quiet, because the tractor pull could be heard in Stewartsville, but not a lot of foot...
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NWNJBA
Jul 301 min read
Tasty Tuesday
New this year at the booth: honey samples! You can try our spring and fall honeys before buying so you can figure out which one you like...
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NWNJBA
Jul 301 min read
Just Another Manically-Named Monday
The rain held off Monday so Tim Schuler, our former state apiarist, could join the 2024 American Honey Queen Kaelyn Sumner in judging the...
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NWNJBA
Jul 303 min read
Obituary: Franklyn “Woody” L. Wooden, Jr.
Franklyn L. “Woody” Wooden, Jr., 91, of Kingwood Township, NJ, passed away on Friday, July 26, 2024 at his home. At his side was his...
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NWNJBA
Jul 291 min read
Another Booming Day at the Fair
Sunday was one of our best days ever at the Warren County Farmers Fair. The weather was gorgeous, the balloons were beautiful, and the...
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NWNJBA
Jul 291 min read
Warren County 2024 Honey Show Winners
Congratulations to all our winners, and thank you to everyone who entered! We had 11 entrants this year, which is a new record! Your...
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NWNJBA
Jul 281 min read
It’s Fair Season!
The 2024 Warren County Farmers Fair is here! We’ve brought back our very popular NAME A BEE! You can name the bees in our observation...
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NWNJBA
Sep 12, 20234 min read
What’s the Difference Between the Lighter Honey and the Darker Honey?
Honey comes in many colors. It can range from a yellow so pale it’s almost colorless through various shades of amber to a brown so dark...
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