Young Regality - A day in the life of a young Honeybee Queen

A lecture given at the 2016 National Honey Show entitled "Young Regality - A day in the life of a young Honeybee Queen" by David Tarpy. The National Honey Show gratefully acknowledge the C. B. Dennis Trust for their support and the sponsorship by The Central Association of Beekeepers.
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[@janetkouma1]

Even for a new beekeeper, this was easily understood; by far, one of my favorite presenters. I have watched about 500 so far. Excellent presentation. Thank you so much ! A Nebraska fan.

[@justinmcmillen1]

Western Nebraska here

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

Good info, also a western Nebraska fan

[@lintonmacnamara1469]

Much appreciated .....thanks for posting

[@guciochris5297]

More, more, please post MORE!!!!

[@silvergreylion]

That "Age of Brood" slice, so fuzzy. Ughh, my eyes!

[@PJMDS]

Good presentation, thank you for sharing.

[@DailyFixNz]

Bees select the larva that are most dissimilar to the one that just failed. Emergency queen rearing is the best for genetic diversity.

[@joeroland1423]

Are you kidding? How much did it cost for you to figure out genetic diversity is important? When have we line breed people recently?

[@apisnatural6152]

humans can't line breed dumbass