The American Honey Producers Association is an organization dedicated to promoting the common interest and general welfare of the American honey producer. It is the only national beekeeping organization that reserves voting rights for beekeepers.
In the past the AHPA has worked in Washington, DC on the following:
|•||Funding for the USDA, ARS Bee Research Labs|
|•||Federal extension apiarists|
|•||And other miscellaneous items to help further the profitability of the honey producer.|
Currently, the AHPA's top priority is to increase the price of honey for the American beekeeper by doing the following:
|•||Maintaing a honey loan support program|
|•||Having the USDA purchase domestic honey|
AHPA members range from beekeepers who have just one hive to those having over 80,000. The AHPA pledges to do everything it can to improve the future of beekeeping for all beekeepers no matter what their size.
All AHPA members will receive a subscription to the Honey Producer magazine.
Honey Producer magazine:
|•||Highlights current industry news|
|•||Publishes submitted articles from the scientific community|
|•||Informs you of legal battles being fought in Washington, DC|
|•||Provides complete AHPA convention schedules|
|•||Is published four times each year|
Non AHPA members may subscribe to Honey Producer magazine by submitting a $40 annual subscription fee to the following:
P. O. Box 158
Power, MT 59468
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