A clear research question
Define the honey bee question you want to explore and why the answer matters to South Carolina beekeepers.
Honey Bee Research Grant
Turn a well-designed research question into knowledge South Carolina beekeepers can use. This grant supports honey bee research that improves our understanding, techniques, and management practices.
Open the grant applicationOpens in Google Forms.
What this grant supports
Funding may support an entire research project or supplement an existing one. The goal is practical benefit for South Carolina beekeepers, supported by a sound research plan and responsible use of funds.
Define the honey bee question you want to explore and why the answer matters to South Carolina beekeepers.
Explain your methods, how you will measure results, and how those findings can improve knowledge or techniques.
Is it a fit?
What makes a strong application
SCBA looks for well-designed research, a clear benefit to South Carolina beekeepers, the ability to carry out the work, and financial accountability.
Annual grant cycle
Applications open.
Applications due; evaluation begins.
Applicants notified.
Annual dates are from the published grant guidelines. Review the application for cycle-specific instructions.
Helpful details
From preparing a proposal to sharing results, here are the details worth knowing.
Provide quarterly progress reports and financial reports as required. When the research is complete, present your findings to South Carolina beekeepers at an SCBA summer conference.
Recipients must comply with applicable local, state, and federal rules, regulations, and laws. See the full research policy for additional detail.
Take the next step
Review the requirements, gather your project details, and complete the Honey Bee Research Grant application.
Opens in Google Forms.