Great job with this video. You made everything easy to understand and you're just what beginning beekeepers need. "Thank You" very much. 🐝🐝

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It seemed to very difficult until I saw the video... Thanks a lot🌹

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Been bee obsessed, and watched a lot of videos. Yours by far are the best and the most informative. Mahalo!!!

Thank you 🙏🏻

What is a QMP lure? Is that a queen bee in a little cage to lure the drone bees in?

Many youtube beekeepers suggest using drawn comb. New beeks don't have that option.

You are very good at what you do but you need a better camera person

There seems to be a problem with your voice, maybe too loud, too close to the microphone. This is a better video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGOkkmhsn9qnbbs

Bạn chia sẻ thông tin như vậy là rất đầy đủ người mới làm cũng có thể hiểu và làm được

When can you make a split. It's July can I do it with 3 deep boxes on 2 hives

Straight to the point 👍🏼

Very in-depth. Good job. I Will say though it is best to just leave one cell after colonies have swarmed. Usually a mid sized one where you observe bees sitting on it. This insures no after swarm’s.

Nice presentation. Knowledgeable.....!

November to January the bees are clustered up tight.Oxalic vapour has a difficult time penetrating the cluster and bees will not break cluster.

You might consider not cleaning off the bottom board. That never happens in a tree hive and the healthy hive was in balance with that part of its eco system. Your gut needs bacteria and other seemingly nasty stuff and the hive needs the nasty stuff on the bottom board.

Camera man needs some work

Thanks, this video really sting me 😊

How can I find the drone gathering area?

How do your bare hands not get stung ?

Thank you so much for these videos. The instructor is excellent, with step-by-step details on what to do in each different situation.

Thank you. Great video.

I have honey from Africa. Would you be interested in texting its purity ?

Thk You, very informative

You are amazing! ❤❤❤

Buddy figure out that auto soom

Wow. AFB is still out there. I haven't heard about regular old bee diseases in decades. When I was beekeeping in the olden days (as my kids the 70s), AFB was the real bugaboo.

clean the bottom board, place the box to house the queen, release the queen

This is the best, clearest, most well explained video I have seen on this topic. Thank you very much!

So far the best presentation about the differences between brood diseases. I always have flash light, magnifier, and red head light. Thank you Emma, Simon, Michigan

Do i remove queen cups from the box with the queen? And leave them for the queenless hive? What is your/everyone's success rate?

Informative & clearly stated your plan and what the end results will be. Thank you, I have been looking for someone like you to make everything clearer.

Question: Why not put the queen in the new location, and allow the old established location raise their own queen? The new location is going to lose all of its foragers, so the laying queen will help offset that disadvantage. And hive in the original location while losing the queen and having to rear their own will have the advantage of keeping all the foragers?

Very nice. Do you have a drone shot of sampling bee plants

Outstanding video! You made this very clear and concise to follow. Will be trying this spring! First year beekeeper and loving it!

Good information but the video work isn’t good. Too much focus and unfocus. Didn’t watch but about 1/3 of it.

You talk to much

Do you sell

Are honey supers at risk too?

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Thank you

Great video, but I HAVE TO KNOW WHERE YOU GOT THAT MAGNETIC HIVE TOOL BELT! I've looked on Amazon, Mann Lake... I can't find it. It would make my life so much easier.

missed the queen for some real data

Hi thank you for sharing this video. I have a question won't the bees in the queenless hive fly back to the original hive unless you move them more than 3 miles away?

Ok I think I am in trouble.... Thank you for the great presentation.🥸

Excellent video which shows pulsing body indicates to me it must be breathing and has a heart. Am I correct ?

Wow. Just like nsa and google does to humans

concern on data above 1.00 and below 0.00 a probability cluster is a drop of water where the point is detected. 88% cloud today -also Note what frames tested for varroa was it honey, young brood, old brood. Was cleaning behavior seen abdomen up seeking other bee laying down

vaporizing OA is a much better option. Or randy oliver glycerin shop towel method. and also with wood bleach, not the price gouged product apibioxal. 🤓