A Day in Life of Modern Japanese Bee Farmer Collecting Fresh Honey

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[@aleksander2988]

Bees don't "hibernate" during the winter... They form a cluster to conserve heat

[@iswara108enricochiarucci5]

my laptop "hibernates" sometimes 😃

[@YSekiai]

She does a very thorough job.🐝🐝🐝💕 She may think of the bees as her own children.

[@garymiller5937]

What an interesting operation! I'm sure there's more to it than meets the eye but it looks relatively simple. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@johnlearoyd9258]

Please explain what is this juice that bees collect? Also the honey supers being constructed are not Langstroth. And honey should not be heated as heat destroys beneficial properties Incidentally all honeybees will gather both nectar and pollen from any flowers that are available

[@iswara108enricochiarucci5]

interesting this Japanese way to make beekeeping, I will deep into it

[@user-zz1rs9iv3z]

Мёд это настоящее чудо!у нас в сибири холодно зимой и это вызывает определенные трудности содержания этих замечательных полосатиков

[@adilkhankhan1666]

❤

[@CobraQuotes1]

love it, good job hardworking people!

[@Native_soul321]

Hard working lol Have you ever been to Africa or south Asia

[@CobraQuotes1]

@@Native_soul321 yes they are lazy asses thats why it’s so poor there 😉

[@jamesajike374]

I will like to eat original honey like this one.

[@mauovan6203]

2:31 2:31

[@hassanshayegannik155]

Beautiful and unique. Bravo! Thanks!

[@bradolsen8629]

It is an awesome video because I like the taste of honey. I love the taste of honey.

[@bernieshort6311]

Hi, I have been watching this young lady for a while now and enjoy watching the unique way in which we (English) keep our bees verses the Japanese. I have a question: Please when one adds a traditional Japanese Box to the bottom of the hive - how do they lift the entire stack? Thank you from England UK.

[@Paul-044]

A honey comb has to be at least 80 to 90 percent capped. How can you tell with these boxes? If it's not the right percentage the honey doesn't have a long self life and goes bad faster.

[@user-eq7cs5ku2v]

🎉❤

[@praiseworthy]

Those beehive are not Langstroth, but rather called Warré​​​​​​​ Hives.😊 In my humble opinion, it’s wrong to heat and process Honey, it should be kept as natural and us organic possible specially not heated more than 50°C,

[@birther1968]

I hear Mayo is from Kyoto. My mother n law is from Ayabe. Question can an American bee use the Japanese style stacked be hive.

[@OliverClothesofff]

I wanna get some bees.

[@kanyin5900]

I’ve been always confused why eating honey is healthful to human bodies. Over 90 pro cent of honey’s ingredient is monosaccharide which is easily absorbed by bodies resulting in soaring of blood sugar.

[@RealMTBAddict]

Because it just is. Glucose is fuel, glucose in the form of honey is better than other forms because it has other properties.

[@RealMTBAddict]

You can always look it up online instead of making a comment on a beekeeping video that the admins never respond to. The internet has all the information you need.