plunge-cut saw is probably more safe than a table saw
@Biopaseka5 күн бұрын
Сколько труда и сил человек тратит для всех нас!!!! Здоровья Рэнди , процветания и благополучия.
@KayKirkpatrick6 күн бұрын
Wow was that ever informative!
@billprivette688516 күн бұрын
Wisdom! Thank you. We hope to visit National Honey Show in 2025
@alecjaquez919418 күн бұрын
Randy always amazes me with his information.. it makes more sense why winters 🐝 last longer…. Now have you ever seen a honey bee fly to a light they almost die instantly minutes or hrs.. I don’t know if that happened to all bees.. I was on a cabin on the woods.. the light at night was turn on the bees started coming a few minutes later they’re crawling on the floor and dying.. I trap and painted a few turn them loose and lasted like 45min.. flying around, getting burned with the light 💡 I don’t know, but all die… I mark 22 bees all deaths on the ground… the next morning
@michelleadams121021 күн бұрын
Hi there, I'm a relatively new beekeeper in Australia. This video made me smile so much. I appreciate the effort of these displays. They mustve brought joy to many who saw them. Beautiful.
@rickwarner51621 күн бұрын
Thank you wonderful ideas.❤️❤️❤️
@Steadylife221 күн бұрын
Excellent lecture. Very concise and understandable. Well done Ms. Traynor. Thank you
@Xray.7121 күн бұрын
Palmer should have his own book on hive construction!
@IDVDalot22 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@EndingSimple26 күн бұрын
This is the wonder of youtube. Something very useful that had a small audience in its day is now available today to millions to benefit from. When it isn't a political topic, youtube does this very well.
@andreyemelyanenko523028 күн бұрын
AMAZING 👏
@kb1sxv29 күн бұрын
Great show!
@JustBeesАй бұрын
I chew PEPCID AC MAX (famotidine 20mg) 1 hr before playing with bees and I no longer have the cytokine swelling. It is an ABSOLUTE blessing! Bee stings don’t hurt anymore. Please let others know.
@ninon108Ай бұрын
Great speaker and researcher!
@FloatingIdeasonanarrowboatАй бұрын
In the close-up of the barn wall hive the change in direction coincides with the diagonal wooden strut. Perhaps the bees calculate a volumes potential for comb and pack it in the most efficient orientation? So in this case the cross sectional area change required a change in build orientation.
@adkfoothills1973Ай бұрын
Wonderful presentation and a big "Thank You" to each and every one of you. You covered some very good topics and provided us with some great information. I'm very close to Mike's location and would love to get up there and meet him sometime. I've always been really curious about just what he has growing out behind the corn field. lol
@amurray001Ай бұрын
Outstanding video
@MarkZennerАй бұрын
This is one of the best beekeeping videos on the web.
@goldenbee9978Ай бұрын
Is there any informations about his mite count system he use?? Gettings from Germany
@kurdbrave1bravekurd238Ай бұрын
Why all your audience are very old?
@HUNTERDOODLE1Ай бұрын
Probably because older people have more time to study bee biology and behavior.
@beebob1279Ай бұрын
How much the management of bees has changed in the twenty five years I’ve kept them Never did I keep overwintering in single boxes. I can Never overwinter in nucs. I now do successfully in single four frame boxes. Never close the lid. The bees will die. This one I do keep because of condensation issues where I live. But others don’t have to.
@harrywthomasabaАй бұрын
Excellent video. I love this lady’s work. If only more beekeepers in the UK would listen to the likes of BIBBA and Grace, before buying Buckfast.
@smitt76Ай бұрын
Thanks for the great information Randy!
@richardrbrynerjr.7912Ай бұрын
Thank you Jesus, for your mead recipe!
@eliinthewolverinestate6729Ай бұрын
2 blocks or rocks will keep the frost from crawling into the hive. It makes a capillary break. Old timers did this to keep chickens feet from freezing to the coup. Insulation from the frozen ground is important. I use Lazutin horizontal hives with nail boards as bear armor. More insulation and larger frames. No frame breaks so bees have no trouble moving up too large honey stores. Ever see bees die with honey above them? Plus I insulate under them. Anybody that has ever iced fished in a shanty knows. Or out hunting. Contact with cold ground makes your feet colder. Same with bee hives. Distance to frozen ground matters because it's colder. Drainage of condensation matters. So it don't freeze or chill on the bottom of a hive. Leave the snow under the hive. Frozen ground is colder than snow. Frozen ground radiates cold like a frozen lake. My bees use a floor entrance all year, but it gets cold even in summer 40's-50's. Was got down to 30's at night in July. Floor entrance was a weep hole for condensation originally. I leave around 80 lbs of honey.
@excelentevlqz.2565Ай бұрын
Saludos palmer, desde Austin, Tx. (Soy de mexico)
@dougstucki8253Ай бұрын
He is describing what is now known as a condensing hive. I switched to this design last year, and not only did I overwinter 100%, but I came out of winter with way more stores than I have in previous winters. Hive Hugger is a condensing hive setup. I bought the crown boards there (R32) and then just made my own side insulation.
@felipegomez5084Ай бұрын
I was lucky to met Randy some years ago and I can say that he is a real master beekeeper …….and a great person too. I really enjoy listen him.
@usert0736Ай бұрын
Very interesting information thanks you Randy again
@michaowepszczoy7918Ай бұрын
Lots of interesting, credible knowledge. Except for this early varroa part.
@forgivenson6482Ай бұрын
Selective learning
@BettyBeesssАй бұрын
Question - when he puts a mated queen in a new nuc with 9 attendees, is this a push cage? Around minute 19 he discusses checking the nuc after 8-10 days. He says that if he sees jelly, things are copacetic and that he 'pulls the cage'...does this mean he had left the caged queen in for 8-10 days?
@johngardner1898Ай бұрын
I admire how Randy relentlessly relies on science and facts to improve his skills. This is superb advice for keeping your colonies alive over winter. I went to University at an Ivy League school. This man, with his jeans and t-shirt, could walk in and teach right now.
@ChiChi-r4oАй бұрын
Did you get hit by lightning?
@ChiChi-r4oАй бұрын
The Joe Biden of bees .
@rmore935Ай бұрын
What?
@alaettinkahraman6888Ай бұрын
Türkce dil destek
@donyork8641Ай бұрын
Excellent presentation! I always learn from Randy Oliver's presentations. Thank you!!
@jkd0114Ай бұрын
The expert from California lol
@researcherAmateurАй бұрын
Randy thank you for explaining why I cage my queens before the summer dearth. It's so the bees can store a lot of bee bread.. and the 10 frames of brood, when they emerge they gorge on it and can live all summer without feeding nobody.. until l release the queens 50 days before the fall flow so the cycle starts again now with bees cleaned of varroa and disease that will raise healthy bees able to work the flow until new year
@bickelsbienenАй бұрын
thank you very much! In germany we have one million of frame sizes. The information that a higher frame is better than a flat frame is very good! Greetings from germany :)
@jtlearn1Ай бұрын
The sugar/carbohydrate is actually carbon removed from the CO2 molecule that the plant separates from the air during respiration. The sun is necessary for photosynthesis.
@emindeboer5280Ай бұрын
it is actually more subtle: the high sun ray energy in plants is used to separate O² from carbohydrate molecle (that gains ist enegry by electrons) -- than in our body we bring O² with carbohydrate together again and besides life we radiate energy on a lower frequency (in to space towards the edge of the universe) :) in short life transforms high entropy high electromagnetic energy into lower entropy lower em-energy (besides gains from earth's heat from nuclear radiation and reduction/oxidation energy from various mater)
@robfirkin1521Ай бұрын
😂 what he said👆
@jtlearn1Ай бұрын
The dissolving cat was a great analogy!!! God is the only reasonable explanation. Ty for the info Randy!
@danielholtxxl493628 күн бұрын
After keeping bees for 4 years and listening to so many experienced keepers talk about how honeybees evolved - I'm stunned that they actually think evolution is true. Every element of a colony has to exist at once for the hive to survive. Take away any single element and the hive dies within a short time - certainly less time than evolution could solve. Sure, I believe that there is some evolution - more accurately, adaptation - built into creation. But without creation there would certainly be no honeybees.
@sharonc.220722 күн бұрын
I completely agree, evidence only of God.
@altaylor293Ай бұрын
Fascinating information that you rarely hear or read. Thanks
@BeesNTrees47Ай бұрын
I'm a simple man, when Randy speaks I listen.
@ChiChi-r4oАй бұрын
Pffft Hes a con man
@michaowepszczoy7918Ай бұрын
@@ChiChi-r4o :) Why?
@brianbennett4374Ай бұрын
Good video great info Thanks 😊
@reneefarber7806Ай бұрын
Randy is always good - always :)
@billprivette6885Ай бұрын
Excellent!
@scottreese5492Ай бұрын
It baffles me how one man can study Gods amazing creatures for so long and yet never mention His existence. Ill continue to pray he open his eyes. JESUS SAID "YOU MUST BE BORN AGAIN " And "unless you repent you will all perish ". Randy has been a huge inspiration to tens of thousands over the years. It would be sad to think he got cast into the lake of fire after the judgement Day. "No one is righteous. No not one". We must all lay down our life for the one who laid down His for our souls to be saved. mathew 16:25 confirms that truth. "Creation itself testfies of a creator" romans ch1 vs20
@badassbees368010 күн бұрын
You don't know what Randy believes. Roman's 10:9 and John 3:16 both say " If you believe you will be saved" it doesn't say go around putting yourself on a pedestal acting like rest of you fakes...
@richard_wennerАй бұрын
One of those videos that you wish would never end.