Summertime honey extraction, Traditional Japanese beekeeping, Apis cerana japonica.

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  • čas přidán 1. 01. 2023
  • This video features a honey extraction from a very strong colony of native Japanese honeybees.
    Next step, extracting honey • Cutting the honeycomb ...
    squeezing honey • Squeezing remaining ho...
    Hive dimensions www.japan-natural-beekeeping....
    This hive is the most common way in Japan to keep Japanese honeybees (Apis cerana japonica) as a hobby. But we use Langstroth hive to keep imported western bees.
    To know more about Japanese bees, please visit my website.
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Komentáře • 240

  • @hydrogreen1111
    @hydrogreen1111 Před rokem +17

    I have been studying how to lure a bee swarm here in Japan and want to build a hive with these same specifications. This is great. Glad I found you.

  • @AlaskaRose70
    @AlaskaRose70 Před 10 měsíci +3

    Greetings from the Interior of Alaska, USA.
    You have a very informative and interesting channel. Fascinating content. I'm enjoying your videos very much. Thank you for sharing.

  • @rsrawat1947
    @rsrawat1947 Před měsícem +1

    Mayu, Today I harvested 2 boxes of honey from the top boxes. I was pleasantly surprised to see these boxes packed with honey. Last year, same time , I harvested just one top box. This time I could have taken one more box but I decided against it and left it for the bees. I have made my own pile hives and successfully...successfully got good quality honey. So, I thank you and your channel for excellent guidance. 😊 Tomorrow I will check the second pile hive at Dehradun India.

  • @helenknight2796
    @helenknight2796 Před měsícem +1

    Loved the video. I’d love to see how you then get the honey out of those boxes you took away.

  • @arsonarson8364
    @arsonarson8364 Před rokem +10

    Awesome video. No fluff just facts and the camera work is excellent.

  • @alexandersturm1351
    @alexandersturm1351 Před rokem +6

    A wonderful technic to keep bees :) Good work, keep going.

  • @GURALEJ
    @GURALEJ Před rokem +2

    おはようございます。 私は映画を見て楽しんだ。 よくできていて、日本の巣がどのように見えるかを示しています。
    今年は日本の巣箱でミツバチを繁殖させる予定です。 私はポーランド出身なので、これがうまくいくかどうかはわかりません。 ここには他のミツバチがいます。 しかし、日本のシステムはとてもシンプルです。 日本の養蜂に関するYTのビデオを全部見ました。
    ミツバチの健康と成功を祈っています。 🐝🐝🐝

  • @superwassou
    @superwassou Před 10 měsíci +2

    Maybe the best beekeeping i've ever see!
    I love the care she give to the bees.

    • @claudineidemelo162
      @claudineidemelo162 Před 10 měsíci

      É que vc não viu aqui no Brasil como fazemos aí vc não consegue fazer manejo nem traça de favos isso daí está tão ultrapassado que vc n imagina

    • @user-xk9fc2yv4k
      @user-xk9fc2yv4k Před 8 měsíci

      бесподобно, заворожительно, видно у
      вас ,много медоносов, а у
      меня, даже улье забивают
      на половину. Владивосток.
      У нас и подемников нет,
      власти о пчеловодах не
      заботятся, ваше видио очень понравилось,
      процветания ,Вам.

  • @Richtr8
    @Richtr8 Před rokem +1

    オーストラリアからよろしく!最近CZcamsくんはたくさん養蜂について動画をお勧めるので、今週けっこ勉強になった。 多分俺が日本語の動画をもう見ったり、そして養蜂の隣にこんな日本養蜂の動画が現れたからかもしれない。ちなみにご質問ありましたけど… この動画はどの県に撮影されたですか?実はまゆさんの声がとくにすごいと思うので、発音や喋り方が好きだからですwww。それからそんなの声の原産地を本当に知りたいのです!ありがとうございます。

  • @bobwebber8521
    @bobwebber8521 Před rokem +17

    Interesting to add boxes to the bottom. This would be the natural way the bees would build. Don't know how this would work with removable frames as required by most other places. Great videos by the way. Thank you.

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +1

      Thank you for your comment

    • @beeman1246
      @beeman1246 Před rokem

      I have 30 hives like that with frames. I like it.
      i.imgur.com/47gaLpZ.jpg

    • @MinnesotaBeekeeper
      @MinnesotaBeekeeper Před rokem +1

      That is called "under supering" and it does not make a huge difference.

    • @WordsPhotos
      @WordsPhotos Před 18 dny

      Look up Warre Hives that’s adding boxes on the bottom

  • @user-ye5if5tk4p
    @user-ye5if5tk4p Před rokem +1

    Thank you from libya

  • @kigerneko
    @kigerneko Před rokem +1

    Thank you for the video! Nothing against the person who does the voice-over, but I would've liked it much more without the music and voice-over over Mayu's voice. That would've made it more personal and fun to watch. There are subtitles already.

  • @FarmerlifeKS
    @FarmerlifeKS Před rokem +4

    Interested in harvesting 🐝♥️ I like keeping it🐝❤

  • @gezimndou9081
    @gezimndou9081 Před rokem +1

    Well done! Respect for your work!

  • @davidsachs4883
    @davidsachs4883 Před rokem +6

    If you know they are planning to swarm do you split the hive?
    Or put empty boxes nearby, with queen scent inside , hoping the swarm moves into the empty hive?

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +4

      It is difficult to split colony of this hive. So, I set bait hives around. And I capture swarming bees hanging on a tree, like this video. czcams.com/video/05eOlWrniLY/video.html

  • @Mimumix985
    @Mimumix985 Před rokem +2

    It's a great job.
    Thanks so much

  • @SilvijaM
    @SilvijaM Před rokem +13

    I made 4 of these hives last year for european honeybee. Two are with families from last years swarms, still overwintering. I so hope to get at least one box full of honey like that this autumn!

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem

      awesome! Which country do you live?

    • @SilvijaM
      @SilvijaM Před rokem +2

      @@JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping Lithuania, it's in Europe, near Poland and Baltic sea. Log hives were traditional in this region (not now of course) and Japanese hive looks like best and much improved alternative. I love it for now, but time will show how well bees feel in it.

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +4

      @@SilvijaM Cool, I went to Vilnius 4 years ago. I wanna visit again. Yes, this hive can be an alternative to log hive. Many Japanese switched to this hive from log hive in a few decades.

    • @SilvijaM
      @SilvijaM Před rokem +2

      @@JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping well that does not happen often, people not only knowing were Lithuania is but actually visitig it, so cool! Were are you from? Your accent is not Japanese :) Just curious how far you went to visit Vilnius.
      I researched many hives and made few I liked. This one is my favorite so far. I did a few changes like a little bigger boxes (I read that a.melifera likes a bit wider spaces) and a quilt box for witer insulation and feeding. Also screen bottom for varoa control. The principle is the same anyway. Glad I found your chanel to see more of original Japanese hive management.

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +1

      @Silvija Mažuolienė The narrator is not me. She is an American English speaker. It is exciting you try this way. I would like to see your apiary in the feature.

  • @farukaydin4862
    @farukaydin4862 Před rokem +5

    Turkce alt yazi içi tesekkurler birde arinin nasil gelistigini yaz kiş cekimi yaparsaniz daha çok bilgi sahibi oluruz

  • @user-qj5uf2yf8c
    @user-qj5uf2yf8c Před rokem +2

    Какие молодцы с техникой для подъёма первый раз увидел. Спасибо за видео урок.

  • @KebunLangit67
    @KebunLangit67 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Madu yg asli tu kawan semoga asilnya melimpah..👍👍👍🐝🐝🐝🍯

  • @user-ci5hi2cr4b
    @user-ci5hi2cr4b Před 8 měsíci +1

    From syria thank you i work in this job but i have diffrent style for bee cells

  • @mansourhussein5695
    @mansourhussein5695 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Great job looks easy but I try before In Japan cold time is difficult

  • @konara261
    @konara261 Před 8 měsíci +1

    It's Great Idea For Bee Keeping ❤

  • @Xardas2222
    @Xardas2222 Před rokem +10

    Hello! I really like this method of beekeeping. Is it possible to use it with any kind of bees in the world or is it only used for japanese bees?
    I really love your vids!

    • @davidsachs4883
      @davidsachs4883 Před rokem +3

      The Warre hive is similar and designed for European honeybees.
      As Warre has been dead so long his books are no longer covered by copyright and are available as free pdf downloads

    • @beebob1279
      @beebob1279 Před rokem +3

      Just be careful and check your laws on keeping bees. Often times bees have to be kept in frames. The Japanese style doesn't have frames.

    • @MariaPetalcorin
      @MariaPetalcorin Před rokem +2

      @@beebob1279 Usually beekeepers don't use frames but I've some who do with the pile box hive. It's so interesting to hear that frames are required in some places. I guess it makes sense if more thorough hive inspections are necessary.

    • @beebob1279
      @beebob1279 Před rokem +1

      @@MariaPetalcorin It's required in the U.S.

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +3

      You cannot take care of bees in pile box hive. Wild honeybees can be kept in this beehive. This hive can be an alternative for log hives and other very simple beehives.

  • @mehmetyldz951
    @mehmetyldz951 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Bence:Dünyanın Japon. Dostarımızın arıcılık yol ve yöntemlerine ihtiyacı var.Tebrikler,
    Teşekkürler !

  • @pcelarskaradionicaopgninko6296

    Great video, regards from Croatia..I would like to know on which way you keep them clean of varroa and other parasites

    • @bryankessel9396
      @bryankessel9396 Před rokem +1

      Apis cerena japonica lives in symbiosis with the varroa destructor, so no need to keep them clean

  • @NaturalBeekeeping.
    @NaturalBeekeeping. Před rokem +1

    Very nice video

  • @jacquelinem6562
    @jacquelinem6562 Před rokem +6

    I've heard that framed hives have the issue of using old comb for brood leading to smaller bees since the old comb has less space for the larva to turn into bees. This method is so cool for the removal, if not complete lack, of that problem. I imagine with framed hives you could add a box to the bottom, maybe at the beginning of the season, and the queen would move down.

  • @user-jh3lj1xq6n
    @user-jh3lj1xq6n Před 2 měsíci

    Watching from Kenya it's amazing Weldon ❤

  • @mohamedthihariya3183
    @mohamedthihariya3183 Před rokem +2

    very good job your great 👌👍

  • @zdakravlog7320
    @zdakravlog7320 Před rokem +2

    beautiful honey 🍯

  • @agusmuhardiman
    @agusmuhardiman Před rokem +1

    From Indonesia , good speak 🙋

  • @user-cq2et9lq1b
    @user-cq2et9lq1b Před rokem +1

    Молодець мені сподобалось, буду теж пробувати

  • @essgee254
    @essgee254 Před rokem +2

    Does this method work elsewhere or it's only exclusive for Japanese bees?

  • @pedromeinerz5846
    @pedromeinerz5846 Před 11 měsíci

    Me encantei vendo este método e a delicadeza para com as apis. Abraços. Obrigado...

  • @user-ou8hv8zw9k
    @user-ou8hv8zw9k Před rokem +3

    Настоящее органическое пчеловодство!!!

    • @eugenpchelovod
      @eugenpchelovod Před rokem

      До такого і нам потрібно приходити, якщо хочемо побороти Варроа. Я в цьому році заклав експеримент з чотирма вуликами. Поки що все добре. Результати і висновки будуть в кінці цього сезону на моєму каналі.

  • @LeoLeo-yw3eu
    @LeoLeo-yw3eu Před rokem

    E' sempre un vero piacere vedere le Api allevate in modo Naturale e Salutare un saluto dall'italia Complimenti le Api Solo cosi riusciranno a stare bene con Amore e Comprensione. Ciao

  • @adadrata8659
    @adadrata8659 Před rokem

    Great work.

  • @thefatburner190
    @thefatburner190 Před 4 měsíci

    it's awesome method of bee keeping.but my question is how they manage to prevent swarming? or they just let the bees to make new queen and let them swarm?..

  • @Apiarioranchopedeserra
    @Apiarioranchopedeserra Před 4 měsíci

    🇧🇷Parabéns pelo seu trabalho.top top .top maravilhoso gostei muito. mesmo mesmo

  • @georgiosladas3106
    @georgiosladas3106 Před rokem +2

    Does natural means no sugar, no chemicals feeding to the bees?
    If yes how different tastes comparing to the others.
    Thanks

    • @MariaPetalcorin
      @MariaPetalcorin Před rokem +1

      Most beekeepers here in Japan keeping native bees don’t feed their bees (but some may if they feel it is absolutely necessary). Treatment is normally necessary because Japanese bees are well adapted to the environment. Varroa isn’t a problem because Japanese bees are excellent groomers (they evolved along side Japanese bees). Only problem is tracheal mites, which were introduced via Western bees. Sometimes beekeepers treat with menthol.

    • @georgiosladas3106
      @georgiosladas3106 Před rokem +1

      @@MariaPetalcorin thank you! for these informations.

  • @georgiosladas3106
    @georgiosladas3106 Před 6 měsíci

    So nicely made I wached many times.
    In order to produce that much honey do you have to feed the bees or is only natural from flowers??
    But, If you do feed how often and what food please?
    Thank you a lot.

  • @Marcoczs
    @Marcoczs Před rokem

    Hugs from Amazonia!!!

  • @MinnesotaBeekeeper
    @MinnesotaBeekeeper Před rokem +5

    I would love to see how they extract the honey from the comb itself... And how the Japanese beekeepers deal with mites. Maybe you have a video on that already.

    • @fishmut
      @fishmut Před 25 dny

      In Japan they more than likely don’t have mites like Australia used to until your mites arrived here aboard a ship then onto our shores ,now we got the mite problem thanks to America ,so luckily I hope they don’t import from mite infect country’s to keep the veroa mite out.

    • @MinnesotaBeekeeper
      @MinnesotaBeekeeper Před 25 dny

      @@fishmut Bullshit. Our mites? Varroa mites originally only occurred in Asia on the Asian honey bee (Apis cerana). Japan hives (Apis cerana japonica) do have mites. Learn before you leap off your kangaroo.

  • @exhile3747
    @exhile3747 Před rokem +2

    Hi, What do you think is the difference or benefits from this type of hive from the one using in usa? Or just use it because tradition. Thanks!

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +2

      Most people use this hive to keep wild Japanese bees. Less work, skills are needed.
      All I have to do when I use a pile box hive is:
      Make a beehive
      Set a bait hive in the spring
      Add boxes a few times throughout the year
      Extract honey

  • @matongminhhiep3728
    @matongminhhiep3728 Před rokem

    Beautiful honey

  • @SussyQue-eh2xw
    @SussyQue-eh2xw Před 3 měsíci

    I love that she used NO SMOKE.

    • @fishmut
      @fishmut Před 25 dny

      So what ,smoking bee hives is a very old way of moving bees to get the job done , I love smoking mine with hooch grass , they get to high and can’t sting me 😂

  • @appsmody
    @appsmody Před rokem +3

    Muito interessante esse método de colheita, tira as caixas de mel da parte de cima e ao invés de reposição em cima é em baixo, para facilitar o procedimento das abelhas reconstruir.

  • @d2d221
    @d2d221 Před rokem +4

    Здравствуйте, коллеги! Очень интересный способ пчеловедения!

  • @crispinbatusin4403
    @crispinbatusin4403 Před 6 měsíci

    Nice ... honey bee culture

  • @aprianto1985
    @aprianto1985 Před rokem

    So informative video

  • @lazaromeliponarioaroeira
    @lazaromeliponarioaroeira Před rokem +12

    Que maravilha
    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @sipetualangmadumurni5971

    Mantap banyak madu nya 👍 salam kenal 🤝

  • @miko-zs6cq
    @miko-zs6cq Před 8 měsíci

    Cool, thanks for the video!, I love it! I am a now student on hony been and very interesting in the process how do you extract the hony now from the comb it self. In this video l think is the tradition way, what kind of boxes usually you will use today?
    Thank you so much for the amaising video.

  • @robertoquinonez6102
    @robertoquinonez6102 Před rokem +2

    Hola gracias por explicar tan bien/claro
    Quiero preguntar cómo evitas que la Reyna no ponga huevecillos en él área de la miel
    How do you guys avoid/ not let the queen visit and Put egos in the honey área
    Roberto de Mexico

  • @PETANI_DAILY
    @PETANI_DAILY Před rokem

    Bees apis cerana 👍👍

  • @makaylaforbes6719
    @makaylaforbes6719 Před 3 měsíci

    With the amount of gardening i do, there is plenty attraction for bees. I would live to learn how to collect bees for honey, and how to do the collection so its sustainable. Keep the bees around my hives, and theyll keep pollinating my garden, and keep producing honey

  • @mistergitooficial5144

    Mantappp....
    Salam 1 sengat...

  • @BroniusK
    @BroniusK Před měsícem

    Good day. I have a question and want to know. And how are you fighting and controlling Varroa mites in this hive? Lithuania

  • @GrimTactics6226
    @GrimTactics6226 Před 8 měsíci

    Hey new to bee keeping here is too much sun a no no because it can melt the honeycomb structures inside? Is this a problem only with Japanese honey bees because of the way they build? I’ve only been watching bee keeping videos for like a week now and most of been from the states but I’ve never seen a sun shade before

  • @TommyKuncahya-qc8ry
    @TommyKuncahya-qc8ry Před 4 měsíci

    ogenkine ojican to onesan kawai de ganbatte 👍

  • @IqbalKhan-lw7bn
    @IqbalKhan-lw7bn Před 9 měsíci

    How they entered into the colony/hive when u add 2 boxes

  • @hydrogreen1111
    @hydrogreen1111 Před rokem +1

    Where is Mayu-san's bee hive located? Where does she live? I would love to visit. I am studying how to catch a swarming hive here in Japan and discovered an app that bee keepers can post to keeping track of swarming hives. My neighbor caught a swarm outside his front door in a small plum orchard several years ago. He built a hive and was amazing to watch these bees. Unfortunately, the guy he was renting his property from squealed on him forcing him to stop raising bees because some guy on the other side of the river was in the business of bee keeping and a bee keeping hobbyist threatened his business. I was extremely upset by this because I used to go visit him several times a month to watch the bees.

  • @victoryfirst2878
    @victoryfirst2878 Před rokem

    I would love to try this method of beekeeping in USA. What is the best beesupplier in Japan ?? Thanks

  • @n.W.x.
    @n.W.x. Před 5 měsíci

    Tek kelime mükemmel arı.
    Canli varliklar icinde en caliskan olani..
    HONEY BESS

  • @nguyensuoltv789
    @nguyensuoltv789 Před 3 měsíci

    Quá tuyệt vời rồi bạn ơi ❤❤like 🎉🎉🎉

  • @sadhu_sangat
    @sadhu_sangat Před 3 měsíci

    How you extract honey from that removed box

  • @gianr2217
    @gianr2217 Před rokem +2

    Very interesting. I'm a beginner and would like to try your method. Where can I find some information on the technique to create a beehive?

  • @DMA.1
    @DMA.1 Před 5 měsíci

    I have a question please, appreciate your reply. Do you give any sugar syrup to your bees at any time ? Or any vitamins or proteins? Or any other food ?? I have honey hives in Iraq and want to learn from your style

  • @alain3850
    @alain3850 Před rokem

    merci et vive les abeilles 🐝

  • @kaxiongnhiachong447
    @kaxiongnhiachong447 Před rokem

    Good job

  • @auliasky7316
    @auliasky7316 Před 4 měsíci

    wha kind of bees is it ? mellifera or cerana ?

  • @2505zaqe
    @2505zaqe Před rokem +3

    Сложно и трудоёмко.

  • @BroniusK
    @BroniusK Před měsícem

    And more. Is a Japanese hive suitable for keeping European-type bees?

  • @ABRAHAMABAZED
    @ABRAHAMABAZED Před 8 měsíci

    from one hive, how many kgs of honey do you get

  • @sambitkumarsahoo481
    @sambitkumarsahoo481 Před rokem

    Heartly salute🙏

  • @Matty88K
    @Matty88K Před rokem +2

    Do these Japanese pile hives have a restrictor to keep the queen and brood in the lower boxes, or do the Japanese bees naturally keep the brood in the lower hive? Also, do they collect and store pollen/bee bread in the lower brood comb?
    Thanks for the video! Interesting to see how docile the Japanese bees are. Hoping that Western diseases like Foul Brood and the aggressive genes that have spread throughout Europe and the Americas don't infect the native Japanese bees.

    • @gdelta6226
      @gdelta6226 Před rokem +3

      Bees tend to keep their brood lower part of their hive.
      And there are enough space for bees to continously build new house for egg and queen because beekeepers take the upper part and add new box low.

    • @MurasakiMonogatari
      @MurasakiMonogatari Před 9 měsíci

      Africanised bees are only in the Americas, we don't have them in Europe.

  • @user-cj6fx5ou4b
    @user-cj6fx5ou4b Před 5 měsíci

    عمل رائع. بالتوفيق

  • @TheDavidqm
    @TheDavidqm Před 7 měsíci

    Hermoso.

  • @Sgt.Sagara11
    @Sgt.Sagara11 Před rokem

    Good morning, Hi Ma'am, may I know is it alright to have the dimensions of the box?. Thank you

  • @jerrytjohnson2263
    @jerrytjohnson2263 Před rokem +1

    really weird to see them doing it so backwards, wonder if the honey is any better I expect not if they have brood honey mixed with regular honey

  • @user-xu8um8nm6j
    @user-xu8um8nm6j Před 10 měsíci

    Это здорово.

  • @user-ev8xc8oq1h
    @user-ev8xc8oq1h Před 2 měsíci

    سبحان الله اللذي خلق كل شي وعلمه

  • @b.m.-ez1xw
    @b.m.-ez1xw Před 10 měsíci

    well done colleague, I subscribe to your channel. Good luck with your business.

  • @guslaw9389
    @guslaw9389 Před rokem +3

    Hello. Do you also have a problem with Varroa? How are you doing?

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem +3

      Apis cerana are resistant to Varroa.

    • @guslaw9389
      @guslaw9389 Před rokem

      @@JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping Thank you for your answer. Do you think it is possible to get bees of this species in Europe (Poland)?

    • @davidsachs4883
      @davidsachs4883 Před rokem +2

      Unlikely
      Eastern honeybees would be considered invasive, so the government would look unfavorably on anyone importing them. Considering that the verra mite, so damaging to European honeybees co-evolved with eastern honeybees, the government would be concerned about introducing other things which could damage European honeybees in your country.

    • @guslaw9389
      @guslaw9389 Před rokem +1

      If they are resistant to varroosis, then the rulers of my country should not worry

    • @davidsachs4883
      @davidsachs4883 Před rokem

      But they might bring in viruses or bacteria species that they’ve developed some resistance to that western honey bees haven’t

  • @baltistanpurehoneyofficial786

    Good job 👍
    🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

  • @stewardnoholia7249
    @stewardnoholia7249 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Want to know how I can be part of your business

  • @maduanto5284
    @maduanto5284 Před rokem +2

    Lebah jenis melifera apa Cerana mbak,( Lebah Cerana bisa kah pake kotak model susun seperti itu,ukuran kotaknya berapa mbak)

  • @user-pe7oq1vb9i
    @user-pe7oq1vb9i Před 5 měsíci

    good.روعة.algiers algeria

  • @rogeriocelestepadilhahoffm869

    Olá ! Quais as medidas das caixas?

  • @arcobalenonellorto8994
    @arcobalenonellorto8994 Před rokem +1

    Where do you can by the tool to lift up the bee hive?

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem

      We made the lift, but we do not export it.

    • @arcobalenonellorto8994
      @arcobalenonellorto8994 Před rokem

      @@JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping any idea where I can find something similar or how to build it? Alternatives?

    • @arsonarson8364
      @arsonarson8364 Před rokem +1

      This type of lift is common in mechanics shops for lifting motors and other heavy parts. Should be easy to find on any mechanics supply website look up “material lift”

  • @rimonmishmanner3102
    @rimonmishmanner3102 Před rokem

    It is good but traditional way of Beehive
    Honey extractor it seem difficult to use
    Any way it is very good technique

  • @fredgeorgi5484
    @fredgeorgi5484 Před 6 měsíci

    日本では伝統的に養蜂が行われているのは興味深い。ドイツでは少し違いますが、それほど大きな違いはありません。これからも楽しんでください。
    リューゲン島よりご挨拶、フレッド
    Es ist interessant zu sehen, wie traditionell in Japan geimkert wird. In Deutschland ist es etwas anders, aber die Unterschiede sind nicht all zu groß. Viel spaß für die Zukunft - ich werde öfters vorbei schauen.
    Grüße von der Insel Rügen, Fred

  • @takismenexes6131
    @takismenexes6131 Před rokem +1

    You said that the colony has 4 queens. What is about to happen?

    • @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping
      @JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping  Před rokem

      I guess only a swarm happened because it was in summer. The swarming season is early in Spring. First queen emerges and kill other queen larvae.

    • @takismenexes6131
      @takismenexes6131 Před rokem

      @@JapaneseNaturalBeekeeping thanks

  • @sigmundwischnewsky9762

    Does anyone have contact where i can buy japanese queen bees original

  • @yuliatitova4540
    @yuliatitova4540 Před 5 měsíci

    Как понять сколько корпусов можно забрать, а сколько оставить?

  • @Beekeeperirk
    @Beekeeperirk Před 9 měsíci

    Все эти японские ульи, разнообразные колоды... Не понимаю, что мешает ставить обычные пустые без вощины и проволоки деревянные рамки в стандартные ульи, работать будет более технологично. А так это всё шаг в древность.

  • @marcelo9357
    @marcelo9357 Před rokem

    ola achei interessante esse modelo de colmeia ,so achei um pouco trabalhoso pra fazer a colheita do mel e adcionar mais modulos para crescimento
    eu tenjo algumas colmeias de abelhas eutopeias africanizadas mas sao colmeias no padrao langstrot
    sao muito faceis de fazer o manejo trocar favos velhos e colheita de mel
    Am fron Brasil

  • @peterkenechukwu7521
    @peterkenechukwu7521 Před 4 měsíci

    I want the bee blower. How can I get it

  • @Batmax192
    @Batmax192 Před rokem +13

    Well, I've always admired japanese technology and especially optics... But when it comes to bees - they are quite behind how we do that in Poland...This beehive is unpractical. For example - as narrator says - there are 4 cells for new queens. Soon most of the bees will fly away with most of honey taken away and the beekeper will not be able to prevent it. This hive is hard to operate, unpractical and hard to extract honey - as we can see. Also - winding whe bees away is risky as You can easily do that with the queen mother. Not even thinking about how to inspect such a hive...

    • @sknight2810
      @sknight2810 Před 4 měsíci +2

      Sadly sometimes japanese people are stubborn to move on from traditional practices

    • @bolson42
      @bolson42 Před 4 měsíci +5

      This is more of a traditional thing rather than innovation. If they wanted to have a safer/more efficient beekeeping process they 100% would have had it by now.
      It’s kinda just a hobby/local way to preserve their cultural techniques and get smth good out of it in the process. Mass produced honey is not made like this. It’s not about “moving on from tradition” lmfao it’s about preserving it.

    • @hazelnut93s
      @hazelnut93s Před 3 měsíci +2

      Downright not understanding the word “traditional”.

    • @abednegokanyasya
      @abednegokanyasya Před 3 měsíci

      🎉