PNW Spring Prep: End of Feb

[@gene-sloca]

Thank you for your videos. I'm in central California

[@gene-sloca]

Keep the videos coming always appreciate your time.

[@garycorlew2080]

Like your shirt! We still have snow on the ground here in northeastern New York

[@olympiashorts]

Thanks for these! Can’t wait to pick up my WSU bees. Thanks for the timely reminders, this is a great resource for those of us in the South Sound.

[@tonyjenkins272]

Thanks ! Keep up the good work 💯

[@daleford5531]

So I met Allen Woods 13 years ago..he helped me get started but wouldn't give much intuitive info do to our different climates. I'm in Astoria ore. And hearing this video your also wintering in California? It would be great if the U tube bee keepers had more info on what to do here because most bee info comes from back east.

[@Hive5Bees]

Our operation is out of Rochester WA so most of our videos are for this area. Hope you’re able to find value in the more local perspective :)

[@fosterfreshhoney2246]

I don't understand amitraz strip without checking if hives need it ?

[@marekbily8677]

Hi, for me its better to treat bees when there is no brood (during winter).

[@Avi-ow4wo]

I know you sell nucs locally do you sell queens via the mail ? Thanks for posting

[@Hive5Bees]

We haven’t gotten into selling queens yet because side of logistics. Thank you for asking though

[@olympiashorts]

By the way. Do you guys keep any colonies strictly in Rochester or do they all go down to California?

[@Hive5Bees]

This year we took them all down - almond pollen provides incredible nutrition for their spring brood build up :)

[@jeffcota9188]

As always thank you for great content relative to the S Thurston/N Lewis County areas.

[@bobdinsmore482]

How much are your mic’s?

[@Hive5Bees]

We have a couple different options .. hive5bees.com

[@NevadaBeeMan-nq3po]

Apivar or Formic pro? What works better?

[@Hive5Bees]

Depends on time of year - formic is temp dependent so Apivar when there’s still various temp fluctuations