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Good shots of transfer.

I had a swarm of bees nest in my flat roof in 2021. I didn't know much about the life of bees until I had a beekeeper around to remove the hive, as the roof needed to be replaced. I was blown away by the intricate beauty of the hive. I felt a trifle guilty of depriving them of both their home and food (an abundant supply of delicious honey). The beekeeper informed me that the bees were doing well and he has produced 4 new queens. Since then I have been fascinated by these highly organised creatures.This video has helped me understand the life of bees even more. Thanks so much for a beautifully.presented video. All the best.

I had a swarm of bees nest in my flat roof in 2021. I didn't know much about the life of bees until I had to had a beekeeper dome to remove them prior to works to replace the roof and saw the hive and was blown away by the beauty of it and also the delicious honey. I felt guilty of depriving them of both their home and food supply but was happy to hear from the beekeeper that he had produced 4 new queens. Since then I have been fascinated by these highly organised creatures.This video has helped me understand even more. Thanks so for presenting it so beautifully.😍

where did you get your hat and veil?

Idk why I'm here I don't bee keep.

Hey just wondering how this is running after a year?

So you have a mated queen then what? And do you reintroduce your bees in the mating Nucs to a hive?

Your videos are very informative and professional, huge help to hobbyists like myself as well as entertaining, thank you Brandon.

It’s lovely to see the care given to each piece of fruit.

Its very pale honey…never seen that before.

Thank you for bringing laughter through this video!

Please keep going, your videos always make me happy!

Is those cordovan bees or italian bees cause those are the 2 bees tjat are really gentle not aggressive

How much honey do you eat?

I have this machine bottled heated cream honey 65lbs in 35 minutes not sure why yours is taking so long but great purchase.

Well made video . Great job . Which tool did you use to lift the larvae? Did you put the undated queen in a queen lees hive right away ?

Hehe I found her shes very big!

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I really appreciate how easy you make that look, and close up was best. 10yr beekeeping and finally gonna try, thanks and Jesus bless you

Excellent, clear, step by step. I Just missed that you placed them In cup while the cup was facing up then placed the frame with jelly facing down with open cup facing the bottom. Correct?

Hi IAM Kelly Inae from Goroka Papua New Guinea. I am a honey farmer I am interested about your 1 minute honey bottle machine. How are you selling it for. Would help me through details how to get it working and trouble shorting too.

How do the bees know to put royal jelly in there?

If you heat the bucket it will fill faster cause the honey is thinner.. i use a bucket heater witch heat to about 90-100 which doesn't affect the honey

Thank you for another helpful tutorial. Next spring we will try this.

Can this fill gallon jugs?

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Thanks for the queen calendar. This is very helpful.

This is a great video. I have been watching queen rearing videos for over a week and none explained how it is done. Thank you for this video. I can not believe how easy it is.

Thanks for the step by step video.

Great info. I’m confused you said not to flip upside down but when you put in the hive did they not get turned upside down? I may have misunderstood how you were inserting the graft initially. Ty

Thats really good and i love the transparency and honesty. I also love how clear this video is, i cant wait to try doing this myself, just gotta save some $ somehow lol.

Men your bees are gentle,,damn in Africa we deal with mad bees,,crazy!!

If your Breeder Queen is an Italian/Yellow; why is it that her daughters are not all yellow also This has always confused me as i’ve also bred from yellow Queens and Resulted in Hybrid yellow/ black Virgins

I totally love carny queens , fantastic bees ,great queen layers and temperament much better than Italians in my book.

I swear you had 2 queens in that hive , one walked from the centre out to the right top corner direction and the one in the centre you zoomed in on . Lol my bad she back tracked ,didn’t notice it till after a couple of looks at it. Awesome videos btw . I like the way other bee keepers work with their hives,there is always something we can learn from one another no matter how long we been beekeeping.

I have seen a few grafting videos , yours has the best footage of up close with larva and very clear of what they look like and actually getting them out of the cells , only a question probably many ask is why their take is not as good as it should be , seeing your larvae on what you picked out for the cells yet still approximately 50% take so that million dollar question why they didn’t accept the others has me stumped. Awesome video this one , 👍

I've been a bee keeper for a little over 25 years I've never made my own queens I've always bought queens. I rent for pollination so I ain't got much time to make queens. Nowadays the bees have mites and beetles to deal with years ago an old bee keeper told me start running Russians they can deal with mites and beetle better than any bee. He was right. Also Russian bees tent to survive winter much better than any bee. But they are alot more aggressive. Of course I rent for pollination that alone can stress a hive. Making my own queens would have saved me THOUSANDS of dollars. Any just getting into bee keeping I suggest Russians to many times a new bee keeper with purchase everything needed and the bee die over winter or from mites and discourage the new keeper. Russians also produce more honey. I can definitely see why a easy going bee is easier to work with while grafting.

31 fired out of 33 postponed larvae. Breeding my queen bees ruclips.net/user/shortsGgp4DE6aeAA?si=WEqdKupwNHF3aQGv

hey nice job giving directions, we are in south eastern Ct.

I saw a video or read an article years ago where a guy intentionally flipped half of his larvae and the take rate was the same.

Brandon ive just purchased the exact same spinner here in the uk but our honey frames are maybe half as deep so ive made a perspex plate in the bottom to hold and spin 12 frames at a time with no need to turn the frame half way through.

I have a couple of questions How long does it take to emerge from the cell? Do we need to keep in a hive until it fully get matured?

Makes me hungry for a peanut butter and royal jelly sandwich

where did u get your clear shield for your face. I found them overseas but can't get anyone to contact me to purchase one. i have bad eyesight and have a very hard time seeing thru the mesh

Thanks for the info. I appreciate it. I have one question is do you leave your cell builder closed in all the time? Thank you

Id go for a little younger larva.. I was told find moon shape.. not C shape.. They look like good queens though!

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Awesome video. Really enjoyed very informative. Great job!!