"Beekeeping Like A Girl" with Missouri Beekeeper Natalee Summers
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- An interview with Missouri beekeeper and UA-cam creator Natalee Summers with "Hitch Hive Honey" and "Beekeeping Like A Girl".
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Love this video!! And I love it when young people get involved and want to get into agriculture . Thank you
Wonderful interview!
very impress with the young lady, wish u all the best
Excellent 👍
How nice !
Way to go Natalie! Bob, love the coverage of beekeeping tomorrow.
Wonderful.
This video was amazing as was the young lady Natali, what a wonderful outlook for her, still at school and with a very good idea of what she likes to do professionally. I certainly wish her well. Fifty hives with an ambition to go to one hundred, sheesh, that’s a way to go. Kudos to you Natali. This young lady seems to have her head screwed on right and seems to know what she wants. Thanks for the interview and good luck to you Natali and I hope you appreciate how supportive your parents are, many youngsters don’t have that luxury. Stay safe and above all else, be happy.
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Well just to let you know I do like your videos and let you'll know golden rod is in full bloom at this time and I love it . Rob. In Southeast Texas
Another great video bob!!! Going to look her channel up.
Bob .....when I see this cute girl I remember my self ....I was her age when I start as well ...I help and old uncle and another two old guys ....mostly I was with them always in Summer vacations. I read. I sturdy. I practice with them until in a day when I was 16 years old I start with 5 hives. The following summer I was at 20 ...with zero help from anyone ....now after so many years it’s a big business and logistics .... thanks for the video ! Put out memories for me !
Natalie interviewed very well in the presence of a rock star,
I smiled all through this. THIS is what that ambitious spirit of beekeeping looks like
Natalee is a gem. I predict great things for her.
20 years from now, she will be known as a staple within our beekeeping community. Not to drop a bunch of pressure in her lol. Typically these things lead their own way :)
@@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog Well, YOU and Bob Binnie are both staples within our community now! You both have excellent and informative videos. Thanks for all that you do!
Not sure she even knew the rest of us would have been quite nervous to be observed by the great Bob Bonnie. 😊. I think there might be a lesson there for all of us to just do what we do and do it well.
Thank you so much!
2 of my favorite people and beekeepers!
Good
I saw this girl packing away equipment and a few other episodes, was impressed with her knowledge of BEES in general.
Great interview. So cool you went by to visit. She is a great beekeeper and I’ve really liked her channel....
Good video 😊 I enjoy watching you both on UA-cam 😊
Thanks.
Bob is such a great guy!
What a sharp young lady! She's got a great future ahead of her!
I couldn't agree more.
Definitely great to see Natalee interested in bees .. they are crucial to the environment. Most kids these days occupy themselves with computers..
It doesn't get any better than this! Smiles
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
I showed this to my 13 year old daughter and told her she needs to catch up!!!
You were so nice to her and she is such a delightful intelligent young lady! Really enjoyed this one! You put her through a gauntlet of questions and she did great!
Medium supers are heavy for most anybody! Bob, I think its is great that you took time to meet up with Natalee, I believe it gives a glimpse of your values.
Great job interviewing Natalie! Thanks, as always, for sharing.
I am a subscriber to Natalie channel, she is stronger than she looks, she can toss a deep like pro
Really cool interview; a joy to watch, thank you. I learned that there's a lot I want to learn about bees! Natalie is very inspiring.
What an inspiring young lady she is with fantastic parent bee keepers , I watch her videos with delight and so proud of her achievements, we will be learning from this young lady in the future , she is a natural , fantastic stuff , awesome family. 👍
I am getting my license in the next 10 months and I know that will help me get to my bees. I when 8 now but in a couple years I will get 30 hives.
Impressive young lady.
I've been following her for a while and see your success going a long way.
Keep going strong Natalie.
Great interview Bob. The future of beekeeping looks great with youths like Natalie. I am impress; the knowledge, the ownership of purpose, clarity and independence of thought. Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful!
Bob. Thanks so much for the behind the scenes look into the beekeeping operation of this impressive young woman. Natalie is a breath of fresh air with her tenacity and passion for beekeeping.
I totally agree. It was fun visiting her.
Superb Composure Bob! You really made her comfortable, relaxed and involved. You visiting her would be a great inspiration to continue the good work! Awesome work.
She was easy to talk to.
What a great video. I truly enjoyed the interaction between the two of you. I thinks its great that you went out of your way to make this video. The experts encouraging the young beekeepers. She will remember that day for the rest of her life.
Absolutely lovely video. 🐝🐝🐝
Hi, I am a beekeeper from Germany following both youtube channels. It's really great Bob that you take the chance and visit Natalee. I like the way you are asking and providing tips instead of teaching from above. Natalee keep at it, the future is yours ;-)
Great Interview Bob,
Thanks for sharing 👍🇺🇲
Thanks. I love doing these.
Good interview. A super star interviewing a future star. Thanks.
This was a pleasure to watch. I applaud you Bob for the well constructed questions which clearly left Natalie comfortable in speaking with you and providing answers beyond her years. Good on you Natalie, I'm sure whichever path you take in the future, you'll succeed. And a shout out to mum and dad for their support and encouragement!
What an amazing young woman. Great job and I wish her the best in the future. She has a bright future with her motivation and family support.
Great interview nice to see the next generation ready to take the rains. Also great to see Ian & Kamon jump in with encouragement what a great community spirit.
Great interview. She is an admirable young lady.
You did a great video with Bob, keep learning and it is terrific that you have a ton of support
Great to see young folks interested in beekeeping, as always enjoy you videos Bob!
Two great You-Tube beekeepers! Thank you Bob for speaking at our Missouri State Conference. I was excited to meet Natalie at our Missouri State Beekeeping Conference!
Hi Bruce. I had a wonderful time there. Thanks so much for having me. Natalee is a gem.
Thank you so much!
Great interview Bob. I came across Natalie’s videos recently and marveled with her progress at her age. Looks like she has both tenacity and a great outlook with her beekeeping and I’m sure that will encourage others as it has done for me.
It’s amazing how Bob can easily and openly communicate with a girl like they are equal. It’s really incredible that he doesn't get arrogant and even learns something new for himself! Natalie is also smart. Learning something new. Working diligently and loves bees and beekeeping. Bob thank you for interesting video. I wish you success!
Awesome stuff ! Natalee is doing amazing with her apairy
Great to see young people coming in to the beekeeping world with such an open mind ,underlying passion and free to do as much as they wish!
Nice Video. I think we all have to be a little "Cuckoo" lol
Talking about how complex bees are... Our family has been keeping bees for over 100 years... We started in Lebanon in 1920.. The biggest mistake beekeepers make is to predict the behaviour of bees. Bees can outsmart the beekeeper anytime... Just when you think they are most predictable, they can be most unpredictable.
I did Beekeeping as a 16 Yrs Old "Girl Beekeeper", here in the UK... Way back when.... 🤭
And, I wrote letters to the Beekeeper : Brother Adam (of Buckfast Abbey Fame.) ... No Internet in the 1980's !
Now nearly, 35 Years later,
I have got back into Bees ! The Knowlege is in my 'Nogging' somewhere ! 😉
I love working the Hives again... And somewhere,
I still have those lovely Typed Letters with a Fountain Pen (Ink) Signatures, he sent me.
Was the "Beekeeping Girl" before, watching Natalee...
here on UA-cam ! 😏
Great to see someone how got into Beekeeping at such a young age. Go Girl ! 🥰
Happy Beekeeping 2021.
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Brother Adam = Karl Kehrle, born in Mittelbiberach, Kingdom of Wuerttemberg, Southern Germany ^^ Got two buckfast queens of a local breeder too.
Daniel.... Yes, Brother Adam, or Karl Kehrle, that was him !
Still like watching the old footage of him doing his Beekeeping on UA-cam etc. Little did I know back then... 🤭
I treated myself to x2 Buckfast Queens this year too. Both Hives are doing great.
Better late than never. ☺
Happy Beekeeping 2021.
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You are an amazing individual. One day she'll look back at this video and say "WOW I had the master professor beekeeper at my house, I wish I'd ask him about....". Any video you come out with is awesome. God bless you Mr. Binnie!! Thanks from Texas.
Great vlog bob , we need more young people into bee’s . Well done Natalie 👍
Two amazing beekeepers. ✌️
Thank you!
AWESOME. Two great personalities who happen to be "BEE KEEPERS" chewing the fat. This was so inspiring. Thanks to the both of you for bringing this to us.
Works fine. Thx. We have a large farm in Texas 200 acres. We are setting up for bees. Learning from these videos. Hope to have honey soon.
my kids an grandkids are all in Jefferson,Ga area im in north Ohio 2 miles from Lake Erie,,i hope i get 1 out of 4gr.kids to raise bees,,,a kid not hooked on worthless vid games,,UR PARENTS SHOULD BE VERY PROUD
Truly amazing seeing youth of today involved in Beekeeping. Natalee is very knowledgeable for such a young girl, passionate about Bees like you said. Hope to get to meet and chat with Natalee at the conference in January. Thanks for sharing this Bob.
She'll be there.
I wish I lived closer to go.
@@bobbinnie9872 Yeah. I’ve messaged her Dad. I know the conference will be busy. Looking forward to it.
Very good interview!! I wished I could have got into bees at her age! Great video and I appreciate your time to provide all the information.
It great to see her efforts and enjoying beekeeping.
Go girl pin your ears back and get into it.
Bob, thanks so much for highlighting this young person! You did an excellent job interviewing and she is developing so well as a person and as a spokesperson for bees and beekeeping. Obvious that she has some fairly incredible parents! Keep up your good work. I always know I get some of the best bee wisdom when you videos come out.
Thanks for sharing what a wonderful young lady she’s gonna do great things with bees glad her and her family work together sometimes it’s difficult to work with family lol speaking of lots of bees I’ve been watching my ac drain all summer and it’s got bees drinking the water and I watched it really close and determined the bees came and left from three different directions I wish I could take the time to get more into bees and find the colonies
Great Video, Thanks for sharing
Ha Bob I bet she was excited to have you at her place every video you do is just great Thank you and have a great week
Thanks Frances. We had a very nice visit.
This may go down as one of the classic interviews in beekeeping, Bob great interview and Natalee super job and I’m behind you getting your Master Beekeeper before your graduate HS. Just remember this is a learning experience and you will get a lot out of it. A lot of the urban beeks are female and I think Carrie lifts more supers than Ian does just proves that behind every good man is a woman.
Love it I will be looking up some videos on drying honey and seeing what the moisture level is
Bob I just want to say that I really love your inelegant beekeeping videos. I have been a beekeeper for 25 years and still learning from others. I tell my students not to take advice from people with less than 5 years experience, question those with up to 10 years, 15 years is pretty safe, and 20 or more you are an idiot if you don't listen to them. I tell my students to watch your videos to get another opinion on how to do things a different way as well. We don't know everything no matter how long we have been beekeeping, and that keeps it interesting. Thank you!
Great job ❤️
#himalayanbeeman
Mr. Binnie, thank you for posting this amazing girl on your channel! Obviously, she'll go far within beekeeping! If you ever make it up to Iowa, I'd love for you to visit my apiary. I'd treasure your advice.
Hi Ted. I'm speaking at the Iowa Honey Producers meeting in November. It's going to be a tight trip but if you're at the meeting I'd be happy to visit with you. If you come please remind me of this exchange of comments. Thanks.
@@bobbinnie9872 That would be awesome! I'll look forward to seeing you!
Natalie is such a great youngster It warms my heart.
Thank you so much!
Hi Bob! I also run those 4 frame dbl nucs. They are some honey producing units. I'll run more next year. I love all your videos. I learned of you from Kamon Reynolds. I first started watching Ian Steppler and then found you guys. Thanks
Приветствую Боб, спасибо за репортаж. Вы должны быть счастливы, когда смотришь на такое новое поколение, и понимаешь-- есть кому передать эстафету.
Разве Боб знает русский и поймёт что ты ему тут по-русски написал?
@@tutik5947 Ну мы же читаем комментарии в авто переводчик и субтидры с переводом смотрим. Ютуб это всемирный переводчик))
@@sokolov_oleg110 На некоторых английских видео я видел когда кто то напишет коммент на иностранном языке то его с пренебрежением просили чтоб писал им по английски. Не все пользуются переводчиком. Google переводчик не всегда верно переводит. Я обычно не смотрю видео на иностранных языках которые я не понимаю.
Hey Bob as usual great video! From what I have been told lower grades of wax and waxes with a low melting point will bead out of the wax dipped boxes. Also, boxes dipped with primarily paraffin have a hard time staying in the wood due to being straight chained on the atomic scale unlike the multi-chained micro crystalline which bonds to the wood much better. We use a 50-50 blend and our melting point is near 160-170 degrees. Time will tell if this will hold out for decades like we hope. So far so good!
50% beeswax?
@@bobbinnie9872 50% paraffin to 50% Microcrystalline. Sets into the wood very well and you can hardly feel there is any on the wood. Lower grades of wax will leave the boxes gummy feeling.
@@kamonreynolds Thanks. I also remembered than several beekeepers I know add pine rosin, which is hard like glass, in it's raw state. Interesting, thanks.
That’s pretty awesome.
Good interview bob
Had the same problem with one of the queens dying in the double nucs
You are truly a gentle-man, Bob. Very careful and kind and humble in your manner, even asking the same question a different way so as not to embarrass her.
awesome:-) working 50 hives with 13 is really solid:D
Невероятно, как Боб с легкостью и открытостью общается с девушкой как с равной себе! Это на самом деле потрясающе, что он не зазнаётся и даже что-то новое для себя узнаёт! Натали тоже умница. Учится новому, трудится с усердием и любит пчёл и пчеловодство.
Спасибо, Боб за интересный фильм!
Успехов вам!
Bob and Natalie не русские и они не поймут что ты им ту по русски написал.
@@tutik5947 я же тоже не американец, но пользоваться переводчиком могу. 👍
Не стоит решать за других, кто поймёт, а кто нет. Но спасибо за сообщение. 😊
@@med_da_pchely Я видел на некоторых английских видео когда кто-то напишет коммент на иностранном языке то его с пренебрежением просили чтоб писал им по английски. Видимо что не все пользуются переводчиком
@@tutik5947 Ну вот если попросят, то и не буду писать. Обычно пчеловоды люди общительные и приветливые. Мне тут на санскрите недавно писали, и я с радостью ответил. Считаю, что человек не обязан знать язык другого человека, чтобы его поддержать.
А вы если так радеете за это и знаете английский, то можете продублировать моё сообщение на английском. Буду только рад.
@@med_da_pchely Хорошо. Вот тебе перевод. Скопируй и поставь как новый коммент от себя. На тот случай если они не будут пользоваться с переводчиком. Хочу предупредить тебя что Google переводчик не всегда верно переводит
It’s amazing how Bob can easily and openly communicate with a girl like they are equal. It’s really incredible that he doesn't get arrogant and even learns something new for himself! Natalie is also smart. Learning something new. Working diligently and loves bees and beekeeping. Bob thank you for interesting video. I wish you success!
bet most think you are really COOL you have a goal and concentrating on building you ,ignore the naysayers and doubters
how does one, follow up on, you tube things? Pressing "subscribed", does nothing???
If you subscribe and hit the bell icon you will be notified when a new video is posted.
Nice to know I am not the only one. Every honey harvest I get out my smart electric heated uncapping knife, do a few frames, and the go back to my old trusty serrated bread knife. I just find I have much better control with the unheated knife and end up with a lot less honey in my cappings making it fast and easy to separate the two afterwards.
Love your videos. I have a question thou. Is there anyway you can give the bees a certain amount if brood at a certain time in spring to hopefully keep them from swarming and to have them peak out during the main honey flow. I have heard you kinda talk about it in earlier videos but never heard when and the exact numbers.
Hi Peter. Exact numbers of bees and brood necessary are hard to predict if you split early because weather patterns and conditions can change. It's ideal to begin equalizing or splitting to reduce brood in colonies that are too large at least a couple of weeks before they start preparations to swarm. At that time six to eight frames of brood would probably work. Knowing what to do comes with experience.
We'd love to find Natalee's videos, no all we can find is about five, blame it on you tube
Her channel is "Beekeeping With Natalie" and this is a link. ua-cam.com/users/BeekeepingLikeAGirl
Great interview , i would cut the first 30 seconds , we don't need to know where Natalee lives or her full name.
Normally I would agree but they have already chosen to advertise that. Thanks.
@@bobbinnie9872 OK thanks for answering.
Getting taller, Natalie.
Got me beat.
Natalee, if you want to hold at 85 you better buy a 6ft step ladder or plan on selling some bee this coming spring. lol if you go with the step ladder you may want to set them on the ground also. :) I went from 13 to 60 this year so they can explode on you, lol I'm working toward 6 to 700 myself for pollination. Great Job!
typo... who got into... doh! auto corrector... 🙄
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Are there really enough food recources for 50 hives in one such location?
Yes, many good spots can support that many and more. Location, location, location.
I used a 20 frame Dadant for for 14 years and when I sold it, it still looked like it had decades in it. 2 people have already ordered a 20 frame dadant for the conference. Nothing like USA steel and assembly
just buy moving equipment or hire mussel . you go girl wishing you a great life.
Hi sir, I am from india
Plz provide artificial insemination kit for Queen bee.
Hello. where are you from
Bob, if Natalie keeps growing she may end up as tall as you. She’s definitely an unusual young lady (in a good way)!
She doesn't need to get any taller Don! She might get taller than me!
Kamon, I really don’t think it’s a “might get taller”! I think she’s taken a growth spirt and I really think she’s already taller than you. Just look at her standing beside Bob. I’m 6’3” and Bob is taller than I am, she’s almost to his shoulders. Sorry Buddy!
@@donbearden1953 Poor Kamon is always catching grief for his height. My wife is 4 ft 11 and I always say that "good things come in small packages". LOL After knocking my head on many things over the years I wonder if it is an advantage to being shorter.
@@russellkoopman3004 Russell, my brother just older than me was 6’ 11.5” and he was constantly ducking every where to keep from bumping his head on things! If you’re attending Kamon’s conference please look me up! I want to meet you.
@@donbearden1953 I'm signed up and paid. Only a blizzard would keep me away. Yes, I'd like to meet you also. We'll be two oldies trading bee stories. LOL
Not much sexism here!