There is no other industry that I am aware of where the very best minds are willing to share their latest ideas and failures. Great talk

OMG I LOVE BEES!

can't stop watching this, talk is a banger fr

This video is gonna blow up fr. Banger talk !

This was really good thank you. I use ultra bee and mix my own. it is nice to see Pollen sub is very expensive I feed in spring and start feeding after I pull the suppers in June. I feed in June because where I am there is nothing else. no pollen no nector no nothing where I live. I feed because my bees shut down and they die doing the winter because they go into winter so very small. I have found that a large colony come out alive. Any way thanks this was good. I am in Va in the US.

A great researcher and an excellent speaker!!!!

Minute 14:00 (polin) i believe Randy Oliver did a study recently on the limiting nutrient in polin regarding brood growth and the substitutes available do better than natural polin for a while, then show deminishing returns. I believe he failed to target the exact limiting nutrient. (Edit) touched on that in minute 43:00

Reading up... please formulate a complete thought and provide time stamp refrences to questions. I am thrilled to see new information presented to the communtiy, thank you. As a sidenote, research is anecdotal without a good sized sample in the study. Backyard beekeepers dont opperate large enough opperations, and with a ruthless disposition to keep to protocal so the study is sound. I will continue to recieve the information made avaliable and act as i see fit for the welfare of the bees and those consuming their honey.

AND they will have a brood break . You could split hives with an excluder then pull your split at day 7 hopless at time of split !

Great job!

Why you don’t do it with those bees keepers, that are treatment free, not just base on your type of bees genetics 🧬 I’m sorry I don’t think your research is not 100% valid… If you doing a study. Is like a something is missing… I do understand you point, treatment should be used as a aid to help them heal themselves.

a rigged setup - and only 3 years :( this is joke science

Very Relevant to me here in neighboring Maryland. Thank you!

53 seconds in and 6 ums at the end and middle of sentences. I can not watch a vedio when the speaker can not speak with out useing um every pause in thier talk. I really wanted to watch this too

Hello

What a great study and awesome presentation!!!!

When I was in a hurry some years ago I used a little piece of pheromone strips mounted against the virgin queen cage with uncorked candy. By the time they release her she smells like the strip. The acceptance is

I'm not sure if I missed it but I have always been curious about health effects applying the formic pro pads. Should we bee using PPE to restrict inhaling the vapours? Thanks

the issue with treatment is 50 degree temps which have not happened this year why not just split the hives than check again in fall if the issue has any mites than try to get 2 honey crops than check back before that last honey flow. The queens seem to be supercedure from the lack of brood bees being pushed to another area where they get this issue? When all the bees are above a treatment or outside on the box the bees tend to flick them off than get killed from the exhaust of the hive on the grass. Temperature checking litterally can make people crazy so more developement on timing is needed so the issue of weather prediction go away People are saying it is hot so why would they check weekly for a timing when they did it their whole lives and it does not change. It is Hot. Should build thr system based off one frame than adjust it based on seams of bees. No reason one hive can not be checked 6 different ways in stresses beyond the control. Will be using the product but normal people shouldnt think this hard about a gas heavier than air. The main stress on a hive is the same issue everyone is debating the temp ranges before happy beekeeping.

Great talk Cory Stevens! Thank you Manitoba Beekeeper's Association!

Very good

Very interesting

Am African based beekeeper. I love them presentations.

Thanks for this presentation. Cory is doing some very interesting work.

very informative, thanks

Wonder how Russians are VS. VSH?

It always a great feeling that not everything is lost when people like you come around at scientist level helping out the apiculture community.. keep the great work., this is the first conference I see from you it was very well done 8/10

Bee gums? Cory ever heard of Skeps? Tuned out at that point.

Great session Cory. Thanks for sharing your learnings.

Its funny, im planning on becoming a beekeeper and want to also breed bees and based on my research, i was thinking about "weighting" the hygenic behaviour to make it the more important piece of my breeding program. I really liked this presentation, thank you so much

Mike Palmer already talked about hopelessly queenless since as early as 2010

I was so disappointed when I could not come and listen in person. Great presentation! Are you able to ship queens into Canada?

Great presentation! Thanks for sharing your expertise Cory!

This was really great I would like to try virgins at some time of my bee keeping season.

Thank you. A very interesting presentation. Obviously a extremely skilled and knowledgeable beekeeper. Though way out of my league, I would experiment as a 100 to 150 colony sideliner who lived remotely in the mountains with virgin queens of my own. It was during early and mid swarming season. Collecting them from multiple cells or cutting them off of frames and placing them into California wooden mini cages to hatch from those overpopulated hives. Just a fraction of the level and technique of your ability and numbers it worked for me. As I enjoyed the results of mating and breeding all of them in aggressively split 10 frame double deep parent hives and out of them into four and five frame nucs all from years of developing individual stock in my somewhat insolated area. Thank you very much as I acknowledge the future of beekeeping to those younger and to a new generation of commercial beekeepers here where I live in the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas of California. 🐝

Thank you Matthew. Sorry, what indicators does the sirop test include?

And propolis will bee on your peanut butter sandwich 😂 Sorry couldnt help myself .

Oxalic acid breaks down into formic acid and carbon monoxide at 372F And at 315 F oxalic acid sublimes

Very good information. Hope i can remember half of it😊

What a Great interview!!

Thank goodness this was recorded, I wasn’t subscribed and missed the livestream but can watch the recording!! Yay!!!

Good Job

Super👏👏👏👏🤝

i predict the bees are going to a common water source.

A very nice presentation! Thank you for sharing!

This was a good talk! So much knowledge between these two.