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Tuesday, 3 August 2021, 9:38 am Beekeeping, or apiculture, has become one of our fastest-growing industries as demand for New Zealand honey rises. To meet the demand for beekeeping training Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) is delivering the New Zealand Certificate in Apiculture, Level 3 from September this year. Primary Industries Curriculum Manager Pam Wood is thrilled that NMIT is able to offer a beekeeping programme in the region as it complements the viticulture and horticulture programmes. “Beekeepers have an important connection with the vineyards and kiwifruit orchards across Te Tauihu, so there is a natural cross over with our other programmes,” says ....
Where is it located? The market fills both the North Building and South Building of the Atlanta Expo Center, which are located on opposite sides of I-20. You can drive between the buildings or take a shuttle. There’s also a food court: Regulars of the market love the Greek stand, and interior designer Jared Hughes also raves about the old fashioned doughnut stand where they fry them to order. Parking at the Expo Center is free and admission is $5 per person per weekend. So after you buy your tickets, you can leave and come back throughout the weekend, which is great if you purchase something Thursday and need to get it home on Sunday. (Or just want to spend a few different days getting around to all the booths.) ....
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