about the spraying,my advice inform farmer you have bees ,and ask them to inform you when they intend to spray then shut bees away ,find that better than losing colonies,but if affect is minimal ,might have to live with it ,most farmers are very helpfull
I would like to add, on the point where you say "dont add space too early" if you are adding undrawn foundation you need to add it early, most new beek's dont have drawn comb and a flow onto a full broodbox with undrawn comb is a recipe to swarm.
Hahha for a second I thought you were in the Brazillian Rainforest with all those scream🤔🐒🌴🤣Those R some Beautiful brood patterns Yay! I can only imagine how Overwhelming it must be when you first get into Beekeeping just bc of the sheer Volume of information and tips and tricks and dos and don'ts and different genetics of bees u get Bombarded with😬Thats why ppl like U are So Important to not only veteran beekeepers who want to try something new but Especially to New beekeepers bc u impart ur knowledge of not only What to do but what Not to do based on the mistakes u made in ur rookie year and I think that is Amazing of U and not everyone would be so generous💛Well Thank U as Always for another Great video and can't wait for to see how the cut out went those were Great videos so gives me something to look forward to! Thanks Em and see U in the next one my Favorite Keeper!☺️✌️#emilyisthebeesknees #beefitbeekeeping #beefitbeeyard #beefithoney #beefitapiary #beefit #beekind💛
I have 2 hives in the farm ground at the other end of the county. They're about 20 feet from a field that had the yellow flowers in it. While I was working my hives the farmer sprayed the field my hives and me. The bees seemed ok but I have noticed that their progress slowed down for about 3 weeks
I had the queen banned for two weeks (thermal treatment for mites), the bees filled the broodchamber with nectar. How can I help my bees to move the nectar to the supers? The queen is laying, but there is hardly enough room for her to lay eggs...
Suggestion: upon removing the bee hive cover place upside down directly in front of it's respective colony. This will give you a solid platform to place the removed frames during inspections.
Horizontal hives have the advantage of giving the bees as much space as needed without giving them too much at once. You can give them one empty frame at a time because you have a movable follower board. You can give them 1,2,3,4,5 or any amount of frames without extra space for them to maintain.
Good Vid Emily. Thx! Really interested in hearing about the catalyst for Winter bee formation. Can you share the publication you found this in? This is such a game changer..
about the spraying,my advice inform farmer you have bees ,and ask them to inform you when they intend to spray then shut bees away ,find that better than losing colonies,but if affect is minimal ,might have to live with it ,most farmers are very helpfull
I would like to add, on the point where you say "dont add space too early" if you are adding undrawn foundation you need to add it early, most new beek's dont have drawn comb and a flow onto a full broodbox with undrawn comb is a recipe to swarm.
Wooo excellent Queen
Hahha for a second I thought you were in the Brazillian Rainforest with all those scream🤔🐒🌴🤣Those R some Beautiful brood patterns Yay! I can only imagine how Overwhelming it must be when you first get into Beekeeping just bc of the sheer Volume of information and tips and tricks and dos and don'ts and different genetics of bees u get Bombarded with😬Thats why ppl like U are So Important to not only veteran beekeepers who want to try something new but Especially to New beekeepers bc u impart ur knowledge of not only What to do but what Not to do based on the mistakes u made in ur rookie year and I think that is Amazing of U and not everyone would be so generous💛Well Thank U as Always for another Great video and can't wait for to see how the cut out went those were Great videos so gives me something to look forward to! Thanks Em and see U in the next one my Favorite Keeper!☺️✌️#emilyisthebeesknees #beefitbeekeeping #beefitbeeyard #beefithoney #beefitapiary #beefit #beekind💛
Thank you Steven ☺️ so great to hear from you! ♥️
@@beefitbeekeeping No place I'd rather be than Here supporting my Awesome friend👏☺️👑🐝🍯👏
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That yellow flower field looks like a canola field.
That’s what I was thinking too but the honey doesn’t taste like it 🤷🏼♀️
Great channel, greetings from Wisconsin 👍
I have 2 hives in the farm ground at the other end of the county. They're about 20 feet from a field that had the yellow flowers in it. While I was working my hives the farmer sprayed the field my hives and me. The bees seemed ok but I have noticed that their progress slowed down for about 3 weeks
Hopefully you know that farmer and the bees survive . I am very interested in what they use on crops.
very good info girl 😘😘
Bees looking strong Emily. Good stuff!
Thank you Bruce! ☺️
I had the queen banned for two weeks (thermal treatment for mites), the bees filled the broodchamber with nectar. How can I help my bees to move the nectar to the supers? The queen is laying, but there is hardly enough room for her to lay eggs...
I would love the answer to that question.
Do you have a video or can you recommend a video that shows how to promote queen cells for making splits or requeening.
Thanks Emily, for sharing interesting content with excellent videography and narrative 💜 👍
Suggestion: upon removing the bee hive cover place upside down directly in front of it's respective colony. This will give you a solid platform to place the removed frames during inspections.
That is a great tip thank you! I just started doing this ☺️
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Are y'all still selling queens?
Horizontal hives have the advantage of giving the bees as much space as needed without giving them too much at once. You can give them one empty frame at a time because you have a movable follower board. You can give them 1,2,3,4,5 or any amount of frames without extra space for them to maintain.
Good Vid Emily. Thx!
Really interested in hearing about the catalyst for Winter bee formation. Can you share the publication you found this in? This is such a game changer..
Weird flex but ok