My New Queens are Flying Away! But it's a good thing...

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

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  • @whitehouseonthehill
    @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +42

    Hey guys, thanks for watching our newest queen bee adventure! And thanks to Factor for sponsoring today's video, be sure to use code WHITEHOUSE50 to get 50% off your first Factor box at bit.ly/3HdiEPJ!

    • @MoxyTheFoxyVR
      @MoxyTheFoxyVR Год назад

      Hiiiiiiii!!!!!! Pls comment

    • @MattWhite741
      @MattWhite741 Год назад

      @@MoxyTheFoxyVR No

    • @MoxyTheFoxyVR
      @MoxyTheFoxyVR Год назад

      @@MattWhite741 😡😡😡

    • @liamtgreat
      @liamtgreat Год назад +3

      Meanwhile the queen: weeeeeeeeeeeeee

    • @steveshoemaker6347
      @steveshoemaker6347 Год назад +2

      Less hope that every thing goes well with the new queen❣🙏....Thanks y'all 👍
      Shoe🇺🇸

  • @juanamajano3722
    @juanamajano3722 Год назад +53

    Thanks for making bee videos again we love them

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +3

      Sure thing! I love the bees, too

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      I wish they farmed bees that were actually native to their home lands, honey bees were imported from eurasia. Honey bees are incredibly devastating to our environment, they create competition and take food from our native pollinators as well as being shockingly good at spreading diseases for our native pollinators too.

  • @jasmineneale8850
    @jasmineneale8850 Год назад +54

    Love that you guys kept persevering through all the issues that arose. I probably would’ve given up 😅

    • @SRS1918
      @SRS1918 Год назад +1

      As a commercial beekeeper, trust me, I've thought of quitting so many times.

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      ​@@SRS1918In north America, honey bees are highly invasive and devastating to our environment. They're native to Eurasia and were imported a long time ago. As a commercial bee keeper you're profiting off of something that is actively destroying your environment around you. They block out food access for native pollinators and spread diseases to them. It's time to start spreading awareness of the realities of beekeeping. It's an industry started and sustained for money. What's more American that profit, especially at the expense of the ecosystem

  • @ohfknowned239
    @ohfknowned239 Год назад +24

    You got to be smart as heck to manage bee farms like you are doing now. Big props. Love to buy some honey from Y'all.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      Thanks!

    • @madelinedelvalle3666
      @madelinedelvalle3666 Год назад

      @@whitehouseonthehill I hope you do a video about those hives where the honey is flowing out thru the front. You know flo hives @ 1:05.

  • @Synasonic
    @Synasonic Год назад +1

    If you take some icing sugar and corn syrup you can make a nice putty which we would always use on the bee farm I worked at. You just press it in and the bees will eat right through to the queen!

  • @SydneyPatterson.
    @SydneyPatterson. Год назад +16

    Most of the times, when I am watching RUclips videos, I found myself double clicking to skip to the good part, waiting for the person to get to the point, but when I watch you guys videos, I can sit relax and watch the full thing. It’s so interesting & relaxing.
    watching You guys grow over the years is so satisfying and sweet.
    Such a blessing in a crazy far off world .
    God bless you ❤

  • @sherryb9355
    @sherryb9355 Год назад +6

    So glad you found a local bee community to learn from! Very cool!

  • @lillianperry6451
    @lillianperry6451 Год назад +6

    May all your queens be successful.

  • @davidxiao2392
    @davidxiao2392 Год назад +1

    It's really nice on how you teach beekeeping in your videos! Keep up the great content!

  • @LaurenCase-r5v
    @LaurenCase-r5v Год назад +9

    I love the bees and so happy the queens made it!Thank you for keeping us entertaining us each week

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      Thanks, Lauren 😊

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      Too bad they saved a species of bees that's actually devastating to the environment. Honey bees are not native to north America period, they're from Eurasia, and are actually horrifically bad for our ecosystems out here because they're killing off our native pollinators

  • @cookingwithsherry5570
    @cookingwithsherry5570 Год назад +1

    Best of luck with the bees I find it so interesting I’m learning so much

  • @heathermurray9939
    @heathermurray9939 Год назад +1

    I live in Carlisle Cumbria England and love watching your videos and family

  • @PuffOfSmoke
    @PuffOfSmoke Год назад +4

    Did he just say hes working now with mentors and reaching out to communities? How refreshing.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      I did. I help out a community bee yard to learn from some other beekeepers.

    • @PuffOfSmoke
      @PuffOfSmoke Год назад +1

      @@whitehouseonthehill I know. That's why it's refreshing to see you not doing things blindly and experimenting with living creatures. You're finally leveling up. That's good news. 👍

  • @johnbates7383
    @johnbates7383 Год назад +1

    Thank you for 2023

  • @ram__ghanem
    @ram__ghanem Год назад +5

    Loving this bee keeping videos. And thank you for listening to us and providing content and an update on the bee situation ! Next year is going to be rich in honey for you guys !

  • @himechi
    @himechi Год назад +6

    Kiwis generally grow as separate male and female plants (vs parts of the flowers or separately gendered flowers), it's gonna need a mate plant. There is one self fertile variety.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      Ok, thanks for the info!

    • @sly-ryder-dietz
      @sly-ryder-dietz Год назад +2

      I haven't seen a kiwi vine like that before. I have 4 fuzzy kiwi plants that I grew from seeds in containers. This is their 2nd spring, and I have them growing up a 6 foot trellis that is too small for them. I haven't gotten flowers or fruit yet. Hardy kiwis are a different species of edible kiwi that I'm not as familiar with, so I wouldn't be able to identify it if that's what you have. I think you may have ended up with a different volunteer plant though.

    • @sly-ryder-dietz
      @sly-ryder-dietz Год назад +2

      I agree with the comment above. That's why I have 4 vines, hoping I would get male and female plants, but I haven't gotten flowers yet to confirm. There's a kiwi plant near me with flowers with both male and female parts. The fruit was actually delicious when I left them to ripen for a month or so after I picked them. It had a pretty spiky skin though and wasn't a normal grocery store variety.

    • @drmay
      @drmay Год назад +1

      Plus that's not a kiwi plant

  • @TheJoyfulMom
    @TheJoyfulMom Год назад +1

    So cool! I got my first hive last week. Can’t find the queen but there are eggs and larvae!

  • @irmahardnett
    @irmahardnett Год назад +1

    Whoa you taught me something about bees I didn't know thanks for the information very informative , hope your bee be very productive for you guy's.🌻😘🌻👍

  • @joewatts4605
    @joewatts4605 Год назад +1

    Hi how are you all I live in Australia and I have just got my self some Malay chickens 4girls and 3 boys

  • @Marina-ij4ne
    @Marina-ij4ne Год назад +2

    Absolutely love these bee videos! Please give us updates as the season goes on!

  • @drmay
    @drmay Год назад +1

    12:00 that's not a kiwi vine. That's a weed that sprouted in the pot you put the kiwi seed in. Specifically that is a celery-leaved buttercup.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      Agreed. We figured it out. Just weird since they look like baby kiwis on the plant.

  • @jenny9545horse
    @jenny9545horse Год назад +3

    Man that sun flower is really tall!!!!!!!!!! ❤👍🏼 from future homesteader

  • @jackiejenkins4078
    @jackiejenkins4078 Год назад +4

    Great video! Glad you found a group of people to help you figure out the best ways to manage the hives. Amazing to see how your kids are picking up on how to run things too!

  • @lottevanrangelrooij2799
    @lottevanrangelrooij2799 Год назад +1

    Love you beekeeping videps so much

  • @ShedliaGottschalk
    @ShedliaGottschalk Год назад +3

    I was so overjoyed when u got ur first hive and now seeing u have so much success this year. I am so proud of you guys. I think I teared up watching this. Well done ❤

  • @NiteHunter13T
    @NiteHunter13T Год назад +2

    Gummy worm. LOL I might have used a candy corn if one was available.

  • @mariedoremus8440
    @mariedoremus8440 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing 🐝

  • @jacktriffitt-i4h
    @jacktriffitt-i4h Год назад +1

    you guy are amazing

  • @thebeeguy7457
    @thebeeguy7457 Год назад +12

    I attended a bee school from a local master bee keeper! It is good you found a community to get help!

  • @IWantaMinecraftCape
    @IWantaMinecraftCape Год назад +2

    Hey man, just wanted to say thanks, Just started working with my local beekeeper and went searching for beekeeping videos to learn, these have helped me gain the courage to work with these beautiful creatures. Your life is AMAZING and inspiring! keep up the great work!

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      That’s great to hear!

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      I hope you're not from north America ❤ honey bees are highly invasive (from Eurasia) and actually hurt our environment way more than they could ever help. They're devastating to our native pollinators because they block out access to food, habitat and are surprisingly good at spreading diseases to them as well. Commercial bee keeping keeps these fact hidden because honey is a major profit, you can profit on practically everything a honey bee makes; from the honey to their stingers and everything in between. What's more American than profiting at the expense of our environment ?

  • @pixiematlis2790
    @pixiematlis2790 Год назад +2

    I have been telling people here in Northern Michigan about your GIANT chickens. They don't believe me. Maybe because I couldn't remember there name. I would really appreciate it if you could reply with the breed. I did tell them how rare they are and the problems with hatching them. I really enjoy watching you family and farm grow. Blessings on you all!

  • @Fatimasroots
    @Fatimasroots Год назад +1

    Wow this was so interesting! Bees are truly amazing, thank you for sharing this with us!

  • @tracybowling1156
    @tracybowling1156 Год назад +1

    All your kids are awesome. Uriah is a special person. He is such a good boy. He has these great talents. Always so helpful. He always impresses me. They all do. You guys are so lucky! ❤

  • @mary-i7d9d
    @mary-i7d9d Год назад +2

    It pays to gain knowledge prior to settling off into the unknown!

  • @jamesjessee4064
    @jamesjessee4064 Год назад +1

    Good luck with your bees 🐝 ❤

  • @Areyousayingidontknowmyname
    @Areyousayingidontknowmyname Год назад +4

    Always impressed with the quality you put into these mini movies of your lives. Certainly also worth the extra trouble you all went to get a more calmer lot of Bees. :) Maybe not as hectic but sure safer lol

  • @storiesinstones
    @storiesinstones Год назад +1

    This was the most educational video I have watched on bee keeping! Thank you!!

  • @AllyAllyc559
    @AllyAllyc559 Год назад +5

    I hope the emus have a baby it'd be so cool to watch one grow again

  • @anthoneyking6572
    @anthoneyking6572 Год назад +1

    Great Vlog on the Bees They are so Important to all of US most don't even think that with out the bees we Might starve any News Re White Peacocks ??

  • @cynthia9
    @cynthia9 Год назад +2

    I've just started bee keeping, though my parents have been doing it all my life. I still have a lot to learn, I didn't know about queens and their mating flight. Congratulations on the new queens though.

  • @MissyB1
    @MissyB1 Год назад

    I’d love to hear about how you balance out your work schedule, how you manage time!

  • @aaronnekrin5150
    @aaronnekrin5150 Год назад +1

    how dare that queen flee how dare she!

  • @carrollrhodes4050
    @carrollrhodes4050 Год назад +1

    You are doing really well with your bees!

  • @megwest1764
    @megwest1764 Год назад +1

    Your bee videos are just as addicting to me as beekeeping is to you. I watch all of your videos but there’s something about the bees that are just so interesting and different! I think I have binge watched all of them 😂❤

  • @Sarcha
    @Sarcha Год назад +2

    Hi guy i have been watching you guys for about 2.5 years now, I love your video it gives me ideas to improve my own chicken. Keep up the amazing work!

  • @kasharead5953
    @kasharead5953 Год назад +1

    Wow! I'm a bee keeper in Australia, My company supplies for some of the biggest honey companys. Seems our setups are similar but different. It's amazing seeing how similar our bee worlds are. Keep up the amazing bee work! I love your channel!

  • @dunnmax1
    @dunnmax1 Год назад +1

    Go Bert👏

  • @Cj_editz69
    @Cj_editz69 Год назад +5

    Love the videos, the editing and design is amazing, keep up the good work. ❤

  • @MetalheadsWillRockOn
    @MetalheadsWillRockOn Год назад +1

    Finally bee vids! I've been waiting for this since the last one. Thought they might've all died during the winter so glad they're thriving.

  • @dhyeygor3200
    @dhyeygor3200 Год назад +2

    I love watching your videos❤, much love from 🇮🇳

  • @pavlyanvolya
    @pavlyanvolya Год назад

    Спасибо!!!

  • @Pacorcrull
    @Pacorcrull Год назад +2

    At last! One of your most popular videos was you getting NAILED! By those aggressive bees that literally bombed you, your son, and your video equipment. Although I was already a mega fan of your family and your stories, it’s been a while since you’ve spoken about your bees! Good stuff man

  • @meisievannancy
    @meisievannancy Год назад

    At least you learned more

  • @devenlamar3900
    @devenlamar3900 Год назад +1

    im so excited for u. I love these bee videos.
    Um i learned a trick get some unscented swiffer dry pads and the mites get stuck on the pads but the bees dont

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      We’re gonna use Oxalic Acid this year to remove them naturally.

  • @sandyeubanks4972
    @sandyeubanks4972 Год назад +2

    That was a very cool video guys spotting queens and marketing them love it😊😊

  • @monikastuckey8737
    @monikastuckey8737 Год назад +1

    Congratulations on the bee marking

  • @joanneganon7157
    @joanneganon7157 Год назад +3

    I'm so pleased that you haven't given up ,and that you Guys persever no matter what👊🤗.
    I actually started taking Bee Propalis for my health issues today!
    I love to see Uriah right up close. Kudos Kiddo🌞.
    Ya'll have learned so much 😊.
    Happy Mother's Day Becky💐❤.
    JO JO IN VT 💞

  • @kamikazi811
    @kamikazi811 Год назад +1

    I usually fast forward through the sponsor portion of videos but I always watch yours. Your kids are so cute!

  • @sandymaciver5801
    @sandymaciver5801 Год назад

    If I’m honest (too honest I’ve been told) I wasn’t looking forward to watching this video, however at the beginning you said you have mentors and have been working with others looking after bees. I really enjoyed it. Great work learning more about the bees and how to care for them properly. Surely the Lego box should be retired especially if the bees keep dying over winter it’s not suitable for your climate. Great video guys.

  • @emilyinfurna
    @emilyinfurna Год назад +1

    I love watching your bee 🐝 videos!

  • @NukeTuber3000
    @NukeTuber3000 Год назад +1

    Watching your bee videos have helped me to starting my own hive, love y’all’s videos

  • @dustybell3704
    @dustybell3704 Год назад +1

    Love your videos! I have some Muscovy ducklings that”ll be ready to ship by June 14! You should get the three ladies some friends!

  • @ThumbnailGrail
    @ThumbnailGrail Год назад +1

    Incredible! Great video!

  • @thatswhatleighsaid
    @thatswhatleighsaid Год назад +1

    Love to see this and hobby bee keeping taking a hold every where! Way to go Whitehouse! ❤

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      👏🏻

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      It would be even better if they were keeping native species!!!

    • @someoneelse4925
      @someoneelse4925 Год назад

      ​@@whitehouseonthehillit's time to change your ways and start thinking about the future for your children. If you keep spreading lies about honey bees, commercial bee keeping will kill off our environment themselves, how sustainable is the living then

  • @chynadoll785
    @chynadoll785 Год назад +3

    I did not know there could be multiple queens per hive!

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      Originally yes, but they will kill the others once they take over a hive unless a split is occurring and the new queen is leaving with some bees

  • @jessiMBS3383
    @jessiMBS3383 Год назад +2

    I am looking into starting my own hive. We will have to put it on my inlaws property, bc my husband is allergic to bee stings. I will be the one taking care of it and im excited to get started. Luckily we have some friends that are going to help me out, but i have learned a lot from your videos as well. We love honey, and i think it would be great to raise our own. What do you suggest for getting the bees as far ordering them....

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +2

      Find someone that sells nucs locally. Join a bee group on Facebook for your state or county and you’ll find some local people to get bees from and possibly learn from.

  • @jackjack-cr6iu
    @jackjack-cr6iu Год назад

    Iv got something for u guys to try out this year dry hatching chicken eggs it no water needed till day 18

  • @braincave3880
    @braincave3880 Год назад

    your doing grate you got this

  • @darlouthia5153
    @darlouthia5153 Год назад +2

    The lesson is never stop learning ❤ 🐝

  • @nadimh06
    @nadimh06 Год назад +1

    When is the aviary going to be done man?
    Btw love the videos

  • @greatlakesnarwhalmichellee4507

    You really need to insulate the Lego hive so it will survive winter. Too much cold gets through the plastic

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      They died before winter, sorry should have explained that. Parasite issue, not an insulation issue.

  • @Emmybyers
    @Emmybyers Год назад +1

    Hey guys love the videos❤ how long does it take goose to external pip after internal pip?? Great videos❤

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      I’ve never hatched geese before, but most birds pip and then hatch within 1-3 days of starting

    • @Emmybyers
      @Emmybyers Год назад

      @@whitehouseonthehill thank you for replying. My goose pipper is hatched now

  • @lordfaladar6261
    @lordfaladar6261 Год назад +2

    Great now I want some Honey-comb.😅

  • @gregnant1987
    @gregnant1987 Год назад +1

    Love your bee videos! Keep it up! :)

  • @TheCano1988
    @TheCano1988 Год назад

    What breed is the hen at 2:28?

  • @teresajasoo2853
    @teresajasoo2853 Год назад +1

    Waiting list to buy some honey? Will be lovely

  • @Elidodson-m3y
    @Elidodson-m3y Год назад

    My sister and me love watching your videos and how’s it going with the aviary?

  • @H3llo_Kidd3n
    @H3llo_Kidd3n Год назад +1

    Time does "fly" when you're having fun! I remember all of those trials and tribulations, bring on the honey, honey!

  • @Double-A01
    @Double-A01 Год назад +2

    Love your video ❤❤❤

  • @ZiaRaheman-kd7vu
    @ZiaRaheman-kd7vu Год назад

    Why not plant a flower garden near by just for the bees..Wouldnt that be cool

  • @Benjaminniemand
    @Benjaminniemand Год назад +1

    Love the bee videos....good job 🐝🐝...here in Belgium we have big problems with the Asian Hornet..😐

  • @gailrhodes2859
    @gailrhodes2859 Год назад +1

    Love the Factor meals!! They are soooo convenient and really delicious!! Thanks for sharing your code !!!

  • @soaronwingslikeeagles7982
    @soaronwingslikeeagles7982 Год назад +1

    Thanks again for a super interesting video. QUESTION: Can you have more than 1 queen per hive? Thanks in advance

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      No, you can’t. The queen and/or other bees will kill any additional queens.

  • @gangJJL
    @gangJJL Год назад +1

    I don't know whether to laugh or not 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @joycemaurer3588
    @joycemaurer3588 Год назад +1

    It's crazy, I find beekeeping extremely fascinating but no way would I do it!!!

  • @blabberwulf7650
    @blabberwulf7650 Год назад

    what do you have cedar wood boxes ?

    • @oldbear6813
      @oldbear6813 Год назад +1

      One hive was made out of Legos

    • @blabberwulf7650
      @blabberwulf7650 Год назад

      @@oldbear6813 maybe a raccoon pissed on it. or a rat. where do you store your boxes ?

  • @cynthiahickey2394
    @cynthiahickey2394 Год назад +1

    That’s not a kiwi plant. Kiwis are giant vines with large leaves and are sex-specific except for one type , as noted previously.

    • @drmay
      @drmay Год назад

      Some kiwi are self fertile but yes, that's not a kiwi vine they're growing, it's a weed.

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад

      Yep, we figured it out when we looked up a plant. Just a weed that looks like little kiwis on it.

  • @miahjean7479
    @miahjean7479 Год назад +1

    You need to plant some bulbs to come up every year or just a large flower patch or an orchard ❤ bees houses theive where there isn't to much competition. They might make their own queen. Give them a few weeks and check out their come

    • @miahjean7479
      @miahjean7479 Год назад

      Location is important for resilient bees. Make the location perfect. Kinda a bee nut myself 😅

  • @nancycowan6109
    @nancycowan6109 Год назад +1

    I’m pretty sure that the reason your honey tastes so delicious is because of all the love you put into it. ❤️

  • @briandias2994
    @briandias2994 Год назад +1

    Can't wait to see the emu eggs hatch 🐣🐣🐣

  • @dang6832
    @dang6832 27 дней назад

    It’s been a while, but I’m so happy for you the hives are doing fairly well after seeing the menacing yellow one video.

  • @BrookeGekiereNewcomb
    @BrookeGekiereNewcomb Год назад +1

    I love your family

  • @rocoz123456
    @rocoz123456 Год назад

    Wait! What’s with the bee bridges between frames??

  • @hunterharden8122
    @hunterharden8122 Год назад

    Y'all sould get more pics for Barbie and oreo

  • @nighthawkexotics
    @nighthawkexotics Год назад +1

    love your channel so much!

  • @oldbear6813
    @oldbear6813 Год назад +2

    Bert can finally stop being broody 🤣 He's a champ for sitting on those eggs for that long, I wonder if he'll be sad if none hatch. It's so interesting how it's the males that sit.

  • @bearrootshomestead7210
    @bearrootshomestead7210 Год назад +1

    Such a good video. Which hive is your favorite?

    • @whitehouseonthehill
      @whitehouseonthehill  Год назад +1

      I think the Layens hives (horizontal hives) have done the best for us and I can go through them more simply than the other hives.

    • @bearrootshomestead7210
      @bearrootshomestead7210 Год назад

      Thanks. We have three hives one is horizontal. It was the only one to make it this winter. First year really doing it.

  • @olivergaming113
    @olivergaming113 Год назад +3

    Hi guys! I love your videos keep up the epic work

  • @lindapaxman7788
    @lindapaxman7788 Год назад

    AMAZING!! 😅

  • @adooom6533
    @adooom6533 Год назад +1

    Every time I see Jake In a bee suit I get ptsd for him 😂