Processing Honeycomb, with Adrian Iodice from Beekeeping Naturally

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

Комментарии • 26

  • @andreabeck957
    @andreabeck957 3 года назад +2

    Beautiful thick combs. I use the kitchenaid mixer to break up the combs and press through the honey press. Very easy.

  • @nasirmuhammad3901
    @nasirmuhammad3901 8 месяцев назад +2

    Nice process. Yummy!!!

  • @lifewiki83
    @lifewiki83 Год назад +1

    Beautiful thick comb

  • @SimonHergott
    @SimonHergott 2 года назад +2

    A great system for warmer climates, hence the "kenyan top bar" name. Here in Canada our horizontal hives need to be insulated for cold winters.. and the frames have to be deeper so the colony will cluster with enough winter stores as they slowly migrate upwards on their comb.
    The horizontal method of keeping bees, like the Kenyan Top Bar or Layens hives are such a revolution in the era of industrial langstroth hives... which is funny, because horizontal hives have been standard for thousands of years before stacking boxes came along.

    • @beekeepingnaturally
      @beekeepingnaturally  2 года назад

      Thanks for that info regarding the deeper comb’s for cold climates, makes sense.

  • @brucemoffatt
    @brucemoffatt 3 года назад +2

    That looks so nice. Beautiful thick combs.
    This season in Adelaide was strange here at Largs in SA, up and down a lot, and it's my first season with ktbh so I ended up only taking a very small amount of honey. It really is superb honey though :) I brushed the bees off the comb at the hive and cut the comb straight into a strainer bag and bucket. The sticky bars went straight back in. Not a single bee was lost. From there I hung the bag over the bucket and mashed the comb by hand with gloves on. After 24 hours hanging, and a couple of good squeezes, the remaining wax was pretty dry and the honey was perfect.
    Thanks for sharing the video. I would love to try a press one day.

  • @josephjohn3857
    @josephjohn3857 Год назад

    I do the crush method, it's great for getting pollen and beneficial elements into your honey

  • @alondragomez4932
    @alondragomez4932 2 года назад

    Hola amigo,me encanta el modelo de tus colmenas,se ven chulísimas .un saludo desde España.

  • @s.fla.beekeepingmangoesand1517
    @s.fla.beekeepingmangoesand1517 2 года назад +1

    Did you say a swarm just flew into the box? How did you entice them?

    • @beekeepingnaturally
      @beekeepingnaturally  2 года назад +1

      You can entice swarms into empty hives by putting a few drops of lemongrass oil in the hive and by rubbing some propolis on the internal walls and around the entrance early spring. Placing some old brood comb in the hive works great

    • @alvinjoseph8724
      @alvinjoseph8724 Год назад +1

      Bees would do that aspecialy if u a bee keeper and u have empty boxes sitting around that bees have already lived in , the scent of the wax and comb would attract swarms

  • @amboss594
    @amboss594 2 месяца назад +1

    El comentario de Sarah no tiene carga semántica, sirve para apoyar el canal y agradecimiento al exterior.

  • @catchandinstallhoneybees.1901
    @catchandinstallhoneybees.1901 3 года назад +1

    so nice....great work

  • @christianmoser6800
    @christianmoser6800 Год назад

    why don't you keep some of the full honey comb into the glass? I love this video don't get me wrong, I just know here in Texas, people love honeycomb in there glass.

  • @lyndacraig5686
    @lyndacraig5686 2 месяца назад

    Where did you get that particular crush. It looks really heavy duty and good quality.

  • @fahriddinshukyrov9950
    @fahriddinshukyrov9950 Год назад

    Super natural

  • @aj-li4ly
    @aj-li4ly 2 года назад

    That looks sooo tasty!

  • @kristalburgess96
    @kristalburgess96 2 года назад

    Where did you get your honey press? Loving your channel, keep it up.

  • @marcioeletricista3076
    @marcioeletricista3076 2 года назад

    👏👏👍

  • @baltistanpurehoneyofficial786
    @baltistanpurehoneyofficial786 Год назад

    Good job