Olly's Farm in Glenasmole

Video taken and edited by Simon Walsh for the Eco Newspaper in Tallaght back in October 2017 here on Olly's Farm in Glenasmole

[@nawabwashimakram9111]

Congratulations Olly. Brilliant job, you are doing.

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks Nawab, hope to start streaming some of the bees at work in the next couple of weeks

[@fusionevents4344]

Well done Olly and also the Bees and Animals. Ordering more honey today.

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks a million 😃 got your order ready to collect 🐝🍯

[@irishbee3632]

Brilliant.!!

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks 🐝💤🍯

[@richardnoel3141]

Brilliant, lovely to see you put yourself up for it and you won!! well done you.

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks a million Richard, that was my first time ever entering a beekeeping related competition and first ever interview on video too 😬

[@richardnoel3141]

Ollys Farm hey dude you were great! looking forward to seeing you share more videos Next year??

[@OllysFarm]

@@richardnoel3141 Thanks, yea hope to make some videos, need to figure out how to edit them and glue them all together lol. Loved your video on the hornet nest, incredible that massive structure was only meters from your house, amazing to see hows it was built too.

[@richardnoel3141]

@@OllysFarm if you want to PM me i can give you some pointers. its pretty easy, easier than you think. cheers

[@danskisbees7348]

Nice farm Olly! Everything is so green. I'm in Texas and it's only green in the spring, then followed by, hotter than hell. Congratulations on the honey competition. I didn't know that Dexters were black too. Well, adios my friend.

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks Dan Ski was pretty cool to win that alright, still brings a smile to my face. It's always green here, maybe for a few weeks in summer if we have a hot one but it's rare enough. I can imagine how hot it gets in Texas. Yeah Dexter's are black, red & dun, life an off cream color. Thanks for watching, Olly

[@lifesahobby]

Nice

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks

[@khabresunopadho]

Your products in India' available

[@OllysFarm]

Hi Khabre, unfortunately they're not available outside Ireland yet

[@vivalaleta]

Love what you're doing but am sorry to see that the bee hives have become plastic.

[@OllysFarm]

Thanks for the kind words. With the poly hive I find them more sustainable, this manufacturer has their original hives still in operation for 40 years. The bees do very well in them, well insulated keeps them warm in winter and cool in summer.