Thanks for step by step explanation of your system! Great job! And a positive! You admit your human! Mistakes will happen and have a positive attitude while it happens!
Another positive for the way you use the capping fork is that you get fewer wax particles in your filter. Less plugging of the filter means less headache.
Great video! I loved watching the step by step video with your process. I agree with Natalie, honey extraction does "suck!" 🤣 I like ours to go as quickly as possible. This was the reason we changed our process this year. We are not to the point of a full equipment line either, but adding some key pieces can dramatically save time and manpower. I like our clarifier, pump, and putting everything in food grade plastic barrels to finish settling until it goes in food grade buckets! Great job, Natalie and mom!!
Great job Natalee! I also have lots of John's products. Game changer this year was the honey clarifier tank. So much easier and more efficient to strain the honey only after running it through the clarifier. I'm still working out of my garage though.........LOL
If you don’t want the capping wax, suggest to use a heat gun to melt off the capping. It only needs a very quick puff of the hot air to pop the capping and melt it into a ring around the cell. Much quicker and less messy. Seems not to make a difference when the bees re-use the super in the next season.
I have had good luck wrapping a damp dish rag around the handle of the hot knife to keep your hand from slipping off the handle. Love watching your videos.
Thanks for the great explanations in this video, but I’m too old for all this work, that’s why I’m using only my capping extruder, no more spinners, wax moths treatment, etc. wax goes straight away in the solar melters to be reused on the clean steamed plastic frames. Greetings from south Europe
Look at all the big guys she has in her comments, that says tons. I just subed a couple days ago and really enjoy being talked regular to. Thank You Natalee !
I really like the fact that you ware gloves so much more sanitary than barehands! I hate when I see someone on RUclips stick their finger in honey and eat it . Don’t they realize they just contaminated that batch of honey.
Hi, great video!! Are you going to install a small window air conditioner in that window behind you? You could extract honey in the cool that way!! Do you have space to process your comb honey in there, too?
A little work but I use an apple cider press after the cappings drain in the uncapping tank I fill it and squeeze the honey out. Amazing how much honey you can squeeze out.
Great questions! She covers that in today’s video. We wait until we pull all of the honey off the hives. Natalee’s Mom ruclips.net/video/7kTF_igBnhA/видео.htmlsi=Phjmm0A8-3NFl2CP
Nothing annoys a content creator more than the technical police. Since we are being technical, I run my Honey thru a filter BUT like many strainers it isn't fine enough to strain the pollens out. I don't heat it and it is just as healthy, and sells just fine without unfiltered on the label. I just don't run the risk of frass, wood particles, chunks of wax getting into my jars, and also enjoy slower crystallization due to the lack of particulate matter. The girl is extracting honey at 16 by herself and making 30 min long videos I think a technicality can slide
@@kamonreynolds😂😂. Truth!! 😂😂. I just had one tell me that he can’t understand how we can keep bees so many years and still make mistakes…..😅😅. So many experts… Natalee does such a great job explaining and doing videos…..not easy producing content regularly.
@@kamonreynolds I comment because i care. I have been a subscriber for years and think she does a great job. I am not trying to be the "technical police" or be negative, but with all the news about honey being the #2 adulterated food and how it is "filtered" to make it shelf stable all being negative things using an inaccurate term matters. Yes, we (the beekeeping community) all know what she means, and how many of us haven't called those silly things filters at some point. I am not a "content creator" and I know it isn't easy, but once the content is out there you don't get to choose who views it or how they use it. If I have "annoyed" Natalee, or Mike Berry, or you Kamen i sincerely apologize.
@@MikeBarryBees @kamonreynolds I comment because i care. I have been a subscriber for years and think she does a great job. I am not trying to be the "technical police" or be negative, but with all the news about honey being the #2 adulterated food and how it is "filtered" to make it shelf stable all being negative things using an inaccurate term matters. Yes, we (the beekeeping community) all know what she means, and how many of us haven't called those silly things filters at some point. I am not a "content creator" and I know it isn't easy, but once the content is out there you don't get to choose who views it or how they use it. If I have "annoyed" Natalee, or Mike Berry, or you Kamen i sincerely apologize.
Excellent video! You have better uncapping technique at 16 than I have at 36! I have no doubt your extraction setup will continue to grow
Thanks for step by step explanation of your system! Great job! And a positive! You admit your human! Mistakes will happen and have a positive attitude while it happens!
Another positive for the way you use the capping fork is that you get fewer wax particles in your filter. Less plugging of the filter means less headache.
Great video!
I loved watching the step by step video with your process.
I agree with Natalie, honey extraction does "suck!" 🤣
I like ours to go as quickly as possible. This was the reason we changed our process this year. We are not to the point of a full equipment line either, but adding some key pieces can dramatically save time and manpower. I like our clarifier, pump, and putting everything in food grade plastic barrels to finish settling until it goes in food grade buckets! Great job, Natalie and mom!!
I love the strainers!! I got some at Amazon.
Hello from Holly
Hillco does have wax capping bags you can spin on the extractor. You might need a few of them😂.
Great extraction video! Thanks for the tip on how to use the skraper correctly
Great job Natalee! I also have lots of John's products. Game changer this year was the honey clarifier tank. So much easier and more efficient to strain the honey only after running it through the clarifier. I'm still working out of my garage though.........LOL
If you don’t want the capping wax, suggest to use a heat gun to melt off the capping. It only needs a very quick puff of the hot air to pop the capping and melt it into a ring around the cell. Much quicker and less messy. Seems not to make a difference when the bees re-use the super in the next season.
I have had good luck wrapping a damp dish rag around the handle of the hot knife to keep your hand from slipping off the handle. Love watching your videos.
Grats.👍Honey is so Wonderful🥵 when it's done,😮💨"Because it sucked"😂that's about right. Blessed Days...
Great job, thanks for the video.
Hi Natalee, is better don't squezee the wax. You could make mead or vinegar and then melt and clear the wax, but if you prefer.
Thanks for your video.
Thanks for the great explanations in this video, but I’m too old for all this work, that’s why I’m using only my capping extruder, no more spinners, wax moths treatment, etc. wax goes straight away in the solar melters to be reused on the clean steamed plastic frames. Greetings from south Europe
You can also reverse that Hillco which helps extraction
I like my Mann lake extractor 18/9 frame.
Is floor honey ok to feed bees! Ha ha.😂 good talk
oh for sure haha
A stainless fruit press from is great and cheap
Look at all the big guys she has in her comments, that says tons. I just subed a couple days ago and really enjoy being talked regular to. Thank You Natalee !
Kamon big? nah but thanks lol
@@BeekeepingWithNatalee He is! but I went back and saw several of the names I don't recall but were Top Shelf bee keepers,.
You do a good job Natalie you explain things very well.
Thank you so much!
You showed some great techniques on extraction. Good video you two. Hopefully you will show us your bottling system.
thanks!
Great processing video once again!!
thanks so much
Good job 👍👍
How big is the shed? I'm getting one built so I can get out of the kitchen!
@@markridgemr 12x16 oh nice
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I really like the fact that you ware gloves so much more sanitary than barehands! I hate when I see someone on RUclips stick their finger in honey and eat it . Don’t they realize they just contaminated that batch of honey.
I normally pour our honey over my head and stand with my bare feet in a bucket 😢
Up yours whine and cry.
Hi, great video!! Are you going to install a small window air conditioner in that window behind you? You could extract honey in the cool that way!! Do you have space to process your comb honey in there, too?
A little work but I use an apple cider press after the cappings drain in the uncapping tank I fill it and squeeze the honey out. Amazing how much honey you can squeeze out.
Do you treat for mites? If so, what months? And if so what is your preferred method, and do you wait until after you extract honey?
Great questions! She covers that in today’s video. We wait until we pull all of the honey off the hives.
Natalee’s Mom
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How do you ensure spacing with 9 frames inside of a 10 frame box? 12:36
You can purchase a 9 frame spacer tool from dadant. I love mine!
Hillco I find to be very thin and flimsy. Easy to scratch and dent
Strainers... not filters. If you call those filters you can't label your honey as "raw, unfiltered" honey
Nothing annoys a content creator more than the technical police. Since we are being technical, I run my Honey thru a filter BUT like many strainers it isn't fine enough to strain the pollens out. I don't heat it and it is just as healthy, and sells just fine without unfiltered on the label. I just don't run the risk of frass, wood particles, chunks of wax getting into my jars, and also enjoy slower crystallization due to the lack of particulate matter. The girl is extracting honey at 16 by herself and making 30 min long videos I think a technicality can slide
@@kamonreynolds😂😂. Truth!! 😂😂. I just had one tell me that he can’t understand how we can keep bees so many years and still make mistakes…..😅😅. So many experts… Natalee does such a great job explaining and doing videos…..not easy producing content regularly.
That whole video and that’s your insight? We all know what she’s talking about. Come on.
@@kamonreynolds I comment because i care. I have been a subscriber for years and think she does a great job. I am not trying to be the "technical police" or be negative, but with all the news about honey being the #2 adulterated food and how it is "filtered" to make it shelf stable all being negative things using an inaccurate term matters. Yes, we (the beekeeping community) all know what she means, and how many of us haven't called those silly things filters at some point. I am not a "content creator" and I know it isn't easy, but once the content is out there you don't get to choose who views it or how they use it. If I have "annoyed" Natalee, or Mike Berry, or you Kamen i sincerely apologize.
@@MikeBarryBees @kamonreynolds I comment because i care. I have been a subscriber for years and think she does a great job. I am not trying to be the "technical police" or be negative, but with all the news about honey being the #2 adulterated food and how it is "filtered" to make it shelf stable all being negative things using an inaccurate term matters. Yes, we (the beekeeping community) all know what she means, and how many of us haven't called those silly things filters at some point. I am not a "content creator" and I know it isn't easy, but once the content is out there you don't get to choose who views it or how they use it. If I have "annoyed" Natalee, or Mike Berry, or you Kamen i sincerely apologize.