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@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog Thank you Ian!

@@dcsblessedbees Thank you!

@stephenlind8318 Thank you! yes. It keeps up easily the way it is set up. The honey from both extractors does not need to go through in there. Just the cappings.

@chamberelga1653 thanks that's great to know. I currently run a spinner with a dakota uncapper and radial extractors, would like to switch to a line but wasn't wanting to spend the money on a spin float setup yet

@@stephenlind8318 I will make a video for the whole extracting process soon. You will see how everything works here.

@chamberelga1653 excellent! Loving your content, I'm out in alberta I think a similar size to your apiary.

I was thinking of that too. I checked them this morning, and the population is still the same.

@@chamberelga1653 wow that’s crazy. I bet there are a few swarms that took flight and gathered yard frenzy

@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog I can't believe how it attracts the field bees. But it only happens when you drop the supers for harvesting. I've seen a lot of swarmed before, and we worked with the hives first before catching them. But it doesn't get big like this.

You are welcome!Thank you!

Thank you!

Hopefully the weather will stay nice.

Thank you very much for subscribing my channel. Good luck with your season. God Bless!

@joel383 Demarie is brood box manipulation. If you have a double brood box, moving the bottom brood box to the top and the top box to the bottom.

Thank you!

Yup, I quit a few apiaries that not starving yet but very lite on fed, it looks like they are consuming the nectar that they are bringing in the same day. I am just hoping that the weather will get better.

I called it under supers, what I witnessed doing that is, The bees working from the top to the bottom, by noticing that the upper supper are heavier and ready to harvest, while the lower supers are fresh nectar unless it gets full also, it seems they filling up the supers faster. I'm getting more honey doing that and it doesn't plug the excluder. I just don't know how to explain accurately.

@@chamberelga1653 who taught you that method?

Sir Edmund Benavidez a beekeeping researcher in the Philippines. At SLU EISSIF University where I got my Beekeeping training.

В Украине 90% пчеловодов так ставят

Thank you Sir!

Thank you!

Thank you Ian.

Dili sila mamaak, sting ra. Masting man pud ko usahay.

Thank you very much Sir Ed. God bless!

Last year, When I have seen 1 Varroa mite in the Drone brood, 25th of May. I applied formic acid rigth away. I have seen just a few dropped after that.

Hello, the label says 40ml for a double Langsttoth brood box with 20 frames covered with bees for tracheal mites. This is the same dosage for Varroa mites I was taught in School at BEEKEEPING RESEARCH AND SERVICE CENTER in the Philippines just need multipleapplicationsdependingon the mites level in your colonies.This is one of the method we use for mites control rotation and it work. We deal with varroa mites out there almost year round, good rotation is very important. Please Note! Here in Canada,that we need to follow what's written on the label according to Health Canada Pesticides Act. Thank you! Chamber

The pads I was using is meat pads that we can just buy them from Beemaid our honey coop. 4x6 inches. I put 20 lm per box and place it above the top bar upside down the tiny holes are facing below.

I'm in Brandon Area.

Hello Ian, thank you very much for visiting my channel! ( Canadian Beekeeping Blog).

Are you done your split work now?

Not yet, I will split a bit more yet to booster my weaker nucs here. I didn't move them to a different locations after splitting, the older bees just would fly back to the parent hives. Very hard to make time to do everything.

Keep up the great work, you do a good job with these vids

@@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog Thank you very much!

Thanks be to God Sir Ed ( Edly'n Honey by CJ Apiaries).