Top Ten Tips For BUMPER Honey Crops
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- Top Ten Tips For BUMPER Honey Crops
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A lot of this applies to Canadian beekeeping, thank you. And I wish I had the drawn comb to make it easier for my bees >.< The good news though is I have Basswood/Linden trees as my main flow. When it starts the bees go nuts, they can draw and fill over 2 medium Langstroth supers. That apiary is a comb making machine :)
Highest quality produced beekeeping videos on CZcams. Defiantly stepped your game up
Thanks Dan. Glad you can see the difference
Love the Arc’teryx, my favorite clothing. Oh. Love the Bees videos
Laurence a quick question that’s bugged me and a friend for a couple of years. If you feed in the June gap, then add a super, how do you know the bees aren’t moving the sugar water around the hive, up into the supers? We put this question to Thorne’s and Apivar, as the same applies to honey that’s in the brood box during treatment. It’s tainted, so how do we know that those stores aren’t being moved around the hive? We didn’t really get an answer.
Truth is we can be sure, the bees do move honey around and reality is that there is a possibility that the feed ends up in your super .
Love the videos, had a giggle when you mention verorra treatment at 2:18 and then a bee with a mite just strolls past 😂
:) it was a stock video to show the varroa LOL
Ta Laurence, enjoyed that, production quality excellent. My two colonies doing really well, so intend doing demarees when time is right plus couple of splits, I think 4 colonies is about😢 right for me!
Glad you enjoyed it. Will be up at 6 by this time next year LOL
Thanks!
Nice one. Paul Horton & I have written a book on this very subject, hopefully out by September :)
Amazing! I look forward to it 😀
Thanks for the great tips. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. 🇺🇸
Excellent tips. Question. Since the Heather is so difficult to extract from the comb, have you ever done comb honey specifically for Heather?
Laurence, Do you split your Demaree hives after the flow?
Loving the drone footage mate!
More to come! Glad you enjoyed it :)
great advice, if I'm feeding syrup in the June gap is it ok to put on some undrawn supers to be drawn out?
How did chequerboarding work out ?
What is the link to your pre-emtive demaree split? Could not find it in your comments. Thx
Lovely content, what're your recommended honey machine bees please