European and American Foulbrood in Honey Bee Colonies: Part 1

[@baddestbees3347]

Very Good, Possibly best teaching channel ever

[@juliemoore6021]

Jamie's a great speaker (heard him at VSBA recently) and a terrific teacher. He seems to anticipate questions and address them before they're asked and presents material in a very organized and thoughtful way.

[@llewej7]

Very well done. Thank you for taking the time and effort to pass your knowledge on to others!

[@nickolascassius179]

instaBlaster.

[@agglyusr]

This is wonderful. Thank you for sharing!

[@TheEulita]

Very illustrative :) Thanks for sharing

[@jodytaylor8826]

Very informative

[@joliejump1]

very good information

[@smokeydabeecharlescoleman8365]

So if the beekeeper is the most common transporter of AFB, does that mean the state inspector is responsible for delivering it to you ? There's a thought . might explain why CCD is so huge.

[@b900b600]

What is the best attractant for parcels bees

[@premgautam6380]

hello, I have some colony , one colony have problem. queen lay egg will, egg was hatched too, but larva never capped. i regularly watch them , i cannot find any dead larva , after hatching 3 or 4 day larva was no larva . queeen lay new egg in that cell. there is no lack food, please help me.

[@piggy59873]

the bees are eating the larvae or removing them. They sometimes dry out is it hot in your area? are they producing royal jelly for the eggs? If no royal jelly for the eggs they will dry out after hatching. and die.

[@roulageorgakopoulou8876]

Thanks from greece

[@joditrendler4273]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@Tuner9069]

European Foul Brood (EFB) smells like rotten fruit.