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What time of the year was this? I’d like to try this method but as we’re heading into August I wonder if it’s too late and would be best to try in the spring.

What time of the year was this? I’d like to try this method but as we’re heading into August I wonder if it’s too late and would be best to try in the spring.

What time of the year was this? I’d like to try this method but as we’re heading into August I wonder if it’s too late and would be best to try in the spring.

WOULD LOVE TO HEAR THIS BUT MAGIC MARKERS ARE LIKE FINGER NAILS ON A CHALK BOARD, MAKES ME SHIVER

I'm just starting to watch your vid. I'm blown away by your neat tidy organisation of your work space. Very impressive. Now to watch the rest........

I have been thinking of doing this with two deeps and NUC sized lids on the sides. My only concern is fighting in the supers, do you have any advice for the start of this process, regarding fighting?

Do you ship nukes with mated queens ? Kentucky $$??

Newby here. Natural vs Small Frame Bees. The Queens! Are they a Smaller "Size" Bee, than the "Natural Bee"? That maybe the Excluders don't work with Small Frame Bee Queens? Seems a smaller bee "Small Frame Bee" would be a "Smaller Bee" vs a Natural Size Bee.. I have been wondering.. I had a swarm move into a box when I was not raising bees. I have nothing to compare them too. I don't know of anyone who raises bees around me.. These bees have lived on their own for 5 years now. No die outs in the winter, which was the reason I stopped keeping them. So, I am interested in making some queens from them and raising them. I lost 10 of 12 hives twice.

In the last two examples there is literally 1 frame of capped brood. Leaving 19 frames to fill. Can you initially super without the honey box and place it once the bottom boxes fill?

Genuine beekeeper. Clear , helpful . Thanks.

Thank you for the video it helps a lot and avoiding a lot of internet search for newbees by looking up the comment section you find the best answers for everything !!! Plus the creators content Nice to get Queen marked avoiding unnecessary, shuffling in my opinion recently my friend brought me very good book from Russia written by Taranov first thing to know the biology of the bees then you pretty much know what to do by simply knowing when inspecting it just comes to you !! Well bees still can swarm even by removing cups and cells split would be the best what I just did having same hive and adding empty frames to keep them busy!

Peter looking forward to your results. I’m over here in New Brunswick on the Bay of Fundy coast. As a second year bee keeper I know have 5 hives/ Queens. The original queen from last year. Two of her daughters and 2 purchased queens. I have now completed my Formic Pro treatments on all 5 hives. Three new queens got the 14 day treatment with2 FP pads. Last years Queen and one of her daughters got 2 ten day treatments with 1 pad per. I staggered the 3 fourteen day treatments by 7 days. All queens are laying great patterns with eggs,and brood of all ages including capped. I’ll be doing a mite count in about 10 days. So far I’m very pleased with my Formic Pro results. Yes I believe my queens stopped laying for a short time as per NOD’s literature yes I believe I may have lost SOME brood as per NOD’s literature. If any of your viewers are considering using Formic Pro I would suggest they read all the publications regarding the application that NOD has provided. Like all products the engineering, testing and submissions have been done by NOD. It is not for ME a 12 month beekeeper to second guess or try and improve upon the science. Cheers love the channel, your videos are informative.

There's a wedding dress video very similar to this video with a different outcome.

Upsidedown brood box, huh. I know you guys drive on the wrong side of the road over there, but that's a little unorthodox.😂You're in good company though 😂 young Natalie from Missouri discovered a upsidedown super on a hive the other day 😂 nice of you to try turning it the right way up for those of us on the bottom of the planet. Lucky break, it could have been a disaster 😬 I'll be watching the formic pro treatment, I'll be honest, formic acid scares the piss out of me but I've got to help a hobbyist treat three hives that only got apiguard in January 😬 when he pulled a couple of supers at the end of the thyme nectar flow and I think the mite loads going to be through the roof.hopefully I'm wrong but I'm seriously considering formic for his hives. Great video 👍👋 sometimes things just don't quite go to plan in beekeeping, but nice save👍👋

nice!!! i have the jacket and get waay too hot, in your opinion is the vented suit cooler? Im considering getting one and wearing cool clothes underneath.

Excellent video

Invite me next time you go swiming.🤣

I got my hives constructed and now I need some bees. How do I order some of your bees?

Ha Peter I am so glad you had on a suite. do not feel bad if everyone was honest out here every one has done that. Me I droped a hive and I did not have on a suite they tore me up. It was a very bad day for me. I enjoyed your vedio I used formic every year since I started keeping bees, I liked it. I decided to try something different oav 7 rounds just to see because it was cheeper, we shall see I know it was a hole lot more work, formic was easy and it worked. I also tried this year apigard, I like that to. amny way your video was good hope you have a very blessed week

I dropped 3 frames off my frame holder last week. It's not good but happens to us all. Thanks for sharing the goid and not so good. Glad the queen was ok Love the videos.

I lost 50 percent of my queens using that formic pro and most of the emergency queen cells ended up getting superceded. Junk. Good luck getting queens in and settled in for winter this time of year.

I just put mine on yesterday. Last night the hives looked like they had bee jackets. So glad I’m not the only one who has tipped a box. Not at all fun.

q if there is so much room why did they swarm

Get your cheeks in gear Jordan and don't let me have to tell you everything

Mars dreams 😅

❤❤ can relate !

Very COOL!!! The best solution ever to beat the heat.

Those guys are in your pool again 😂

😂😂😂😂

Awesome idea thanks for making this video

I dont think you are in the UK looking by the style of pallet you have your hives on, are you in the US? I have to ask, what is the large nail on the green deep for?

You mentioned it's too cold for flight. If there is no flight for the day, you can move that hive anywhere you want to and the bees will REORIENT to the new location without issue, and without bothering with branches etc. If the bees don't leave the hive, for whatever reason, for 24 to 32 hours, they will forget where they live and will therefore orient to their current location again when they fly next. In this case, those branches were not necessary.

What are the yellow things on the entrances? Water? Or, feeder?

I have my queen from… older, I was hoping to take a frame with fresh eggs and let them make a new queen, do you have any videos about? How I should do it? And reintroduce back then after that killing the old queen?

Hello peter love yhe channel. Was wondering where you purchase your food grade honey storage buckets? Thanks!

Such great information. So helpful thank you

Awesome. Always fun to teach a newbie and pass on skills that make things easier. I love those saskatraz bee's, but unfortunately we can't bring them into New Zealand yet, hopefully that will change one day but we just got a Carniolan breeder in the south island, ours (central Otago) are Italian+British dark hybrids and they're grumpy on a good day. Great honey producers, not too prone to swarming but aggressive temperament not quite as bad as Africanised bee's but a close second, especially when queenless. Can't wait to get some Carniolan nucs this year😂I'm soooo glad we don't have bears⚡😂 well that's a novel way to clean your suit, I hope you put some soap in your pocket before you jumped in 😂 we'll happily trade, it's mid winter here and 1 Celsius / 33 f so it's actually warmed up a little. great video and always great to watch someone learning.👋👍

This was great, Nice pool.

Peter although I'm a year late watching this video (just started with my first hive last year now 5) I really appreciate your informative and knowledgeable videos. Your videos are on par with the other teaching keepers I subscribe to. Well done cheers from New Brunswick.

Question for anyone: on a Demaree, is it vital to move the brood box or can you just switch out frames. I’ve seen several different videos on multiple channels and still don’t know. Thanks!

If you should wear protection for yourself with this how can you use it with honey on

This is where I'm at. Beginner beekeeper and I added my supers to 2 hives 2 weeks ago, only foundation, and bees have done nothing albeit weather hasn't been great. Going to take queen excluder off for a couple weeks see if makes a difference. As long as we take add it back 4 weeks before harvest, presumably to allow any brood to hatch and leave cell by harvest time? Thanks

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4:57 my mathematician mind says you're doing it wrong by draining honey from them. The comb normally prices higher than the honey. If you putting immdetaly into the box the hone which drained will be sold as pure hone, while if you're not draining and putting into the box you will sell that honey together with honeyconb as honeycomb which has higher price.

How soon before the honey flow did you start the method?

When is the best time to requeen when I use the demaree method?

love the fact that in the US there are no laws governing cosmetics so you can literally make stuff like this.. No way this would pass in Europe.

with a single brood chamber, for wintering, do you have only one box or is there a second box with honey for winter stores

Merci!