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Gona have to get a light. Sometimes you can’t see anything when there’s no sun or as you said dark combs. Nice video bud

Thx so much. Love you videos. Over in Middle East Texas. Love this video. Have 45 hives but look to get to 100 plus next year. We are very similar temperature and flora I think. Thx again

Did you get that from Zook?

question, I have access to a great location for an out yard, but it is only 1 mile from the home yard. If the splits were made to not be too dependant on forager bees would a 1 mile separation be enough distance to make queenless splits and not be so suspitable to be robbed out. I have tried to splits in my home yard and it was a disaster, robbing was brutal. I like your videos lots of data and no fluff, you are doing great.

Starting my Fall splits myself, I'm going light just recovering some of last Winters losses. I'll use excess brood to boost them before Fall/Winter. Thanks for sharing your time with us, Blessed Days...

At what point in spring do you pull the split off or is it just by how well they have grown

What mic do you use for recording? And do you just use your phone?

I love your new intro Bradley!

How do you deal with the heat when doing splits during the late summer? I have temps over 100 degrees from July to Sept and at times spitting during the heat just doesn’t work. I really like your content!

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I just wanted to add my thanks for this video as well. I've been grafting and raising my own queens for the first time this year and decided I wanted to try a couple of Randy Oliver's queens as well. I installed the new queens this week and today I was wondering how I'm going to keep track of those two queens as I move them from the nucs they're in, to deeps in a different yard, and likely will move them again before winter. Then I remembered this video. I rewatched it and just added some id badges and a garden pen to my Amazon list. You have great ideas! Thanks again for sharing them!

Really good video. I like the way you used the conveyor belts as weed control. Plus, you gave me some good ideas on how to use pallets on setting up my next yards. BTW. Have you done a video on how you make your pallet boards? If not would you consider doing so? Thanks.

I love the new into music! I'd be curious to learn how you find new yards. Just word of mouth, or do you spot an area and then figure out who the landowner is and ask them if you can set up bees?

I really like my belting for blocking out weeds. I need to find another local source, my old one dried up. Good videos,

Good video brother, what is the thickness of the conveyor belting you are using and how close do you recommend putting 2 honey yards? Thanks Kenny

Great use of the conveyor belts and pallets!

Brad, like the new intro. It fits your calm personality. Nice job.

Im in sw Missouri but our flow seems very similar..i always extract 1st week of july and then get bout 3 week dearth..some yrs so hot we don't get a fall flow anymore cause lack of rain..i like splitting bearded bees after pulling honey or they split themselves sometimes i run Carnie hybrids

Good video! Now you got me to subscribe. I learned just what I wanted to know which was getting my bees from a two hive body down to one Hive body for the winter. Also knowing the timeline for extraction and winter prep. I live in Illinois so I think I'm about 4-6wk behind you so I got time to prepare. Keep up making your informative videos

Great video

A tip to make your life easier. Make plans a preparations to get the hive above the double screen moved to a new location before you start to put on honey supers. It will save you a lot of work.

Good video bud, good to see your kid helping out. Tell him from me haha

It's exciting to see a notification pop up that you've got another video out. Thanks for the great information. It's been helpful for my own beekeeping (just a hobbiest).

Great video. Thank you

Doing a great job my buddy

It's a late Clack attack!

Lots of good info - appreciate it!

Lots of good info - appreciate it!

Hard but rewarding. First year producing honey sold bees only for the past twenty years. How many suppers should I add to one deap box of bees if I have three weeks of main flow just starting next week.

Brad, nice job. It is hot here in SC too. Do you make your double screens or buy from an outfit?

Another good video. Your bee yards look really nice. Looks like you are gonna have a lot of supers to pull. Up here in Illinois our flow is still going on. White clover is everywhere and sumac is blooming although I don't see bees on it. Heck I don't see them on the clover much but you can bet they are. Every couple of days I take an empty honey bucket with a little honey left in the bottom and set it out in the morning and leave it until evening. So far the bees could careless if its there. When the flow stops they will swarm it. Do you know if bees make honey from the elderberry blooms. We have them blooming everywhere you look and they smell really sweet.

I’m up here east of Birmingham just off I20 in the Leeds /Moody area and the flow seems to be pretty slow. Just wanted to know if you thought the momosa tree puts off enough nectar to make a flow? That is the only bloom that I’m seeing here. Thank You Kenny A.

I live in the jackson and madison county area. Very few tallow here only what people put in yard

Thanks for the video!!!

Best channel i believe, always enjoy thanks!

Nice job, Brad. Always enjoy here from SC.

Great videos 👍Out of interest, what do you use to treat your wooden ware? is it Wax dipped? I like the way it looks (natural, sun bleached wood). I see some painted, which do you prefer? Have a great day.

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Very good informative video. I always learn a lot from your videos. Thank you for spending the time and effort to put the videos out. I know it is time consuming and is not easy.

Lots of good information - thank you!

How do you protect against small hive beetles?

Clack attack - My wife & I are in our 2nd year of bee keeping. Currently at 3 hives and enjoying the journey.

Thank you for your insights and information especially from a professional beekeeper ❤

Clack attack. Great Video

With the hives above the double screen board when you make an inspection the foragers bees that are returning do they keep flying for the whole time you inspect the hive below or they just land on the hive below ?

I have to say that even though I just started watching your videos, i think they are very informative

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