They are stuffed with honey!

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

I place escapes over my nucs but I leave the excluder on . It works well as long as there isn’t any cracks Loved seeing the full boxes of honey

[@LittleRiverBees-or6qp]

My 2 hives here in Southern Maine are stuffed also. still got a fair amount of flowering plants down here.

[@maryzell4750]

Learn so much watching this video. Thank you!😊

[@cutlerbm]

Were these new queens this year? We had a bunch of overwintered queens in a 4 over 4 configuration and we experienced nearly constant swarming.

[@hootervillehoneybees8664]

Still have nectar here in Michigan dandelion and aster . Way the weather looking im expecting a nice fall dandelion flow to go with the awesome record breaking fall flow.. after all that rain last summer sure is welcome.. only yard I need to feed is the one didn't get drone brood removal.. kinda in a drought now but its really good thing after all that rain.. two summers back to back record rain fall

[@Manuherikiabeekeeping]

Awesome 👍😃 I've decided to experiment with this technique but of course being a southern New Zealander 🙄 I've put a little kiwi ingenuity into it 😂 I've split a couple of deep supers with a thick homemade division board into opposing four frame nucs with entrances drilled into each corresponding side and a landing board attached at the base of the hole I bored into the supers which gives each "nuc" it's own entrance. A new plastic queen excluder ( which I utterly loathe but was the best seal) will sit on top and then I'll super with deeps because that's all I use😂 needless to say I've been swatting up on all your videos about the technique and here's a new one. Be interesting to see how it goes 😂 great results with the honey by the way 👍 glad to hear you had a great year😁👍

[@robertlewis3336]

I am going to try that next spring. I do wonder why you can't just put a bee escape on top of the queen excluder and then the honey supers on top of that

[@entweetlefamily]

Hi Peter, I’ve been studying and preparing to try single brood chambers for several of my colonies. My populations are really strong. I’m trying to figure out if I have too many bees in some of the colonies to reduce them all down to one single deep. Some of them have 8 or 9 full frames of bees. Do I need to worry about too many been in October in KC? Thanks!

[@aaronparis4714]

Wow you wait very late to pull your honey do you have bad winters ?im in Canada I’m pretty well done feeding

[@bligon11]

Why are the supers taped?