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One video showed how powdered sugar worked great with screen bottom hive. The bees groom powdered sugar off one another

I'm sorry. I don't believe you didn't lose any hives. I'll no longer watch your videos. All the mortals that keep bees,lose a few colonies. Adios.

Away too tedious to listen to

I believe they start comb in the center so they can manage temperature of the brood..hot or cold can kill the brood. If the weather is decent I will checkerboard my frames to get them to build comb faster... although in the super behind the queen excluder they seem to build all frames about the same speed..center and sides

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I just got done with a glass. It’s the only milk I can digest and it actually helps me with sinus infections

Hi Anna I watched a video of yours where you used thyme oil & coconut soaked cheese cloth on top of the frames in the hive to combat varroa mites - was this successful ? I cannot find the follow up video Thank you so much for your knowledge Carmel 🐝💛🐝

Very interesting, are you still using thyme/ coconut as your mite treatment in 2024?

Great idea for Varroa mite control, how/where should these be applied in a top bar hive?

When you cage the queen are the bees able to get in the cage with the queen?

What about the queen from the hive he took the brood from. I didn't see him check for her.

I find it funny that bee keepers worldwide mention Minnesota when talking about cold climate bee keeping.

I have been changing my way of managing my bees and one of the methods I plan to use is what is being explained in these videos. I have never come across this method till now and I believe it is confirmation that what I am incorporating into my bee keeping this year is the right way to go for 100% success.

Very good video, sure do wish that people that use the metric system would include US measurement, would be nice. Again thanks

I used to check my hives in just regular clothes (never anything dark or black, never anything sleeveless or a tank top), and always a veil. I took a few stings here and there but, one afternoon, just watering some flowers about 25 feet from my hives, I got stung on the back of my hand. After a lifetime of nothing more than mild localized reactions to stings I was, within 5 minutes, experiencing a full-on anaphylactic reaction to that sting. I immediately called an ambulancel, took 50mg of Benadryl and spent the rest of the day in the ER (at the hospital where I am employed as an RN...how humiliating! LOL!) The next day, after I picked up my epi-pen prescription, I went to my local apiary supply and bought a full suit. I wear double nitrile gloves to protect my hands and still have had some mild stings (stingers that didn't fully penetrate my skin and stuck in the glove instead of me). I tell this precautionary tale as a way of encouraging people to feel no shame in taking these measures. One can go for years and not have any problems (like me) but, after prolonged, repeated exposure, can develop an allergy that could be life threatening. I saw this video a couple of years ago and am now going to give it a try. I am glad to see an interest in chemical free beekeeping growing! I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to more!

Don’t wear dark cloths will help

I've never seen a beekeeper scream and run away like that. lol

I have thyme in the garden. I might try blending leaves into the coconut oil, or steep in alcohol, and blender that into sugar syrup.

This is my favorite. What a gem. We are busy and happy too.

Can you still try this approach without caging the queen?

Hello Anna, is there something to kill the moth and to prevent it not to enter into he bee hive ? ( like the Thyme oil do to the mites, or they need to be squashed or burnt ? ) Thank you so much, and I'm sorry for that family loss.

Amazing and very well explained without any bullshit. Thank you for sharing all this info, God bless and keep it up.

This is a great video on raw milk people don't see farmers as important but a farmer is one of the most important jobs around because we get ower food and raw milk from them. Raw milk is the best food you can drink

Dang 5 dollars a gallon. It’s 14 in WA now.

Yes I' drink jersey raw 🥛 milk... It is the best tasting milk. I've been having trouble with my health. Trouble gaining weight...And ever since I've been drinking the raw milk. I feel great, my body. Don't hurt anymore from Arthritis. I have more energy. And that is great❤

Yeah the grain feed is gmo so no good

Absolutely amazing nice sound. I recommend you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak. Add this sound in your bucket list.

When doing treatment the queens doesn’t have to bee caged right? That is only for the brood break?

DO YOU CAGE THE QUEEN FOR 3 WEEKS?

Couldn’t drink store bought milk for several years because it didn’t taste right lol

I milked by hand until I left the farm at 18, milked upto 4 cows by hand twice a day

What about with oregano oil?

I'm Russian. I do like how your dad works bees. Same like my dearly departed grandfather. It's sad I don't see new video's. Did you stop Beekeeping?

LOL!!!

A father does dumb things for daughters

Your Dad thinks like Me . Great!!!

So Cool!!

I think the whole process is fascinating. My mother kept dairy goats and similar sanitation measures were used.

Can you keep the beehive in a tent or under a cover to protect them against this?

Great 😀👍

Buenas, saludos desde Argentina, consulta, ¿Tenes los resultados del experimento? y ¿siguen haciendo experimentos?

I love his accent, so enjoyable. Makes me listen a little harder

I really enjoyed listening to every word that was spoken. Good job, it's been four years. I'm going to go see if there's any more updated content

WOW, what a great class. He is a smart man.

is this a Russian queen?

Great video the bees and I like the black dress . How did you train them to land in your hair 😂😂😂 I find if you runaway screaming and waiving your arms around your head its more dramatic😂😂😂😂

Very interesting

Bella abielle 😂

Awesome, I love Jersey cows milk ,we milked 6