Japanese bee master explaining apis cerana bee hive of his design

Japanese bee master explaining apis cerana bee hive of his design. Support this creator on patreon
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[@dimonanov8511]

Very good 🐝🐝🐝

[@Zoletatvofficial6828]

Hellow I'm new Friend From the Philippines ☺️

[@noahriding5780]

Kono mitsubachi no hako ie wa motto ii fuyu ikinokori retto wa dekimasu ka (furui fuyu bashou ni)? Can this style of box provide better overwintering survival rates than Langstroth, or other hive box types in places with cold winters? (And not only for Apis Cerana, but for Apis Mellifera also?)

[@brthehimalayanbeeman]

Nice bee box ❤️ #himalayanbeeman

[@Foundups]

japanese

[@calebfuller4713]

I'd love to see your 500 centimetre beehive! You realize that's over 16 feet! You had it right the first time, 500 millimetres, which is just under 20 inches...

[@Foundups]

u are right lol -- obvioudly its not

[@RandomsFandom]

The bees will not pass by the queen and crowd her space as often.

[@rosomymondal809]

I inspired you please help me This system start my country honey collectors rural farmers. So please.....

[@Foundups]

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[@noahriding5780]

I wish you luck. Self sufficiency is wonderful. Many countries with less development have been able to implement beekeeping programs. Countries like Venezuela, Columbia, Ecuador and others.