memberships
Bee Loved Lavender is a proud member of the following established and well respected organizations.
USLGA
USLGA was formed to support and promote the United States Lavender industry and allows a collective voice for lavender growers and those interested in, or doing business with, lavender in the U.S. It supports lavender farms, connects growers to buyers and provides continual education for both lavender growers and lavender users.
Great Lakes Lavender Growers
The GLLG is a member-based organization comprised of and supported by individuals and lavender farmers within the Great Lakes region. Members come from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and work collaboratively to advance the lavender sector of the agricultural economy.
OHIO STATE BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION
The tradition of beekeeping history in Ohio is reflected in the membership and past membership of OSBA. Ohio, the home of the A.I. Root Company and final resting place for L. L. Langstroth and A.I. Root, is proud of its role in this tradition. The Ohio State University continues to lead in honey bee research and beekeeping extension.
Herb Society of America
The Herb Society of America is dedicated to promoting the knowledge, use and delight of herbs through educational programs, research, and sharing the experience of its members with the community.
Geauga County
Beekeepers Association
We joined neighboring Ohio County Geauga’s very active beekeeper group in 2020.
Ohio Proud
Created in 1993, Ohio Proud is the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s marketing program that identifies and promotes food and agriculture that are made in Ohio and grown in Ohio. Agriculture is Ohio’s number one industry, contributing more than $105 billion to the state’s economy.
AMERICAN BEEKEEPING FEDERATION
For more than 75 years, the American Beekeeping Federation (ABF) has been working in the interest of all beekeepers, large and small, and those associated with the beekeeping industry to ensure the future of the honey bee. Today, there are many challenges facing the industry that are endangering the very existence of nature’s most valuable insect.