4 Decades of Commercial Beekeeping
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2020
- Keynote Presentation at the Georgia Beekeepers Association 100 Year Anniversary Banquet including personal acknowledgments, fun stories and personal experiences with commercial migratory beekeeping.
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I coulda listened to another hour of your stories, easy.😊
I can't imagine ever hearing you complain about pitfalls, you would see them as opportunity. Beekeeping is lucky to have you.
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I could listen to you all day. Always a pleasure. Thank you.
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Would find a story of the week very entertaining and probably educational. That trooper at the weigh station... too funny. Amazing journey!
I am so glad you found a way to post this vid of your talk. Thank you!
I'm so glad you fished this out of the disaster bin. - what an amazing video - thank you!
Congratulations Bob. There couldn’t have been a better keynote speaker.
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I hope to meet you some day. I could listen to you tell stories all day.
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What a wonderful life you have lived. I studied entomology at UCD graduating in 1968. I loved the bees too. Your comment about the almonds in bloom brought back memories of a field trip with Dr Norman Gary in Entomology bees. We were on a bus and got lost in the almond orchards. There are roads, but no signs. Every corner looks the same. We wandered for hours with the windows open and the almonds in full bloom. I know Heaven has a similar field trip.
That is quite an interesting life story. Thanks for sharing. Dream big dreams and work your behind off and it can work out.
Amen.
It's really inspiring story , thank you for sharing it with us , it is giving nothing but motivation.
Greetings from morocco
I love how you use the law of attraction to make things happen over and over again in your life! This was a very inspiring video. I'm new to beekeeping and I'm hooked on the Bob Binnie channel!
I’m so very glad that you decided to share this, it was heartwarming to listen to. Thank you 🙏🏼💕
Bob I hope you have your story put into a book one day, I’d like to read that.
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Bob, thank you for sharing your life and your knowledge. I just found your videos and am grateful for the knowledge gained. Gods' grace and peace to you.
Really enjoyed your story, Bob. I look forward to reading your book.
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44:18-44:44 is the #1 takeaway from this. You are 100% correct. Thanks for sharing.
I very much agree.
Hi Bob, I really enjoyed hearing about your adventures on the trail of bee keeping around the country. I also enjoyed talking with you in Lebanon, TN at the conference. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with the bee keeping community. Rick
you are so inspirational Bob 👏👏
Your a rock star!
Very enjoyable thanks Bob
Great ✌️😷storytelling 🚨🚨🥊
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Amazing video very awesome to watch its a great life story you should write a life story book.
Thank you for posting and sharing.
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Love the video Bob, great insight into your life 🐝💤💤
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Wow! Thank you for sharing your life experience. I just started beekeeping Apr1 (not commercially) and enjoying the experience myself. Nothing compared to yours though. I have much to look forward to. Thanks again.
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I really enjoyed this your life story, u were just so funny thank you for sharing this I hope u do many more videos I can learn a lot from u u are wonderful have a Blessed Day
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Wow .. That was great! I was kind of bombed when it ended.. Great Episode!!!!
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Great presentation Bob, thanks for sharing your story.👍
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Hi bob love your videos.bery educational! Im from the rogue valley. Been beekeeping for 4 years now. Lovn it. Knowing you kept bees here in the valley any pointers you could throw my way would be recieved with much gratitude. Always wanting and willing to learn more. Keep up the good work. And thanks again
It's been a long time since I had bees in the Rogue Valley. I'm sure much has changed due to the influx of people. I've been told by friends that many of the ares I had my best yards in are now developed.
In those days I had many yards close to Bear Creek all the way up the valley. It was you're best chance for summer honey in dry years. The best Yellow Starthistle yards were on the east side of I-5 and south of Medford where there was more black adobe soil. The black adobe areas were also where the pears seem to do the best. My guess is that most of the orchards I used to pollinate for are now gone. Most areas were fine in the spring but the summer was always the challenge. We lived in Wimer if you know where that is and the bees always did fine there in the spring but I never left them there in the summer. Same way with the Grants Pass area. Good luck and thanks for the comment.
Excellent job at fixing the video, and the stories were worth it!
Native of the Bay Area, and currently driving for A&M trucking out of Glendale Oregon, so I am familiar with most of the areas you were talking about lol
I remember Glendale off of I-5. Nice area.
Thank you...
these are my childhood places.
Thanks so much Bob! Loved the story time!I used to run about 250 hives in the 70s and 80s making honey in Florida and made 4 moves per year as a side liner and i too had many crazy bee moving stories.I'm 71 now and all i do is make and sell a few nucs every year and i will keep doing it up till they put me in the pine box.lol.God bless Bob and keep making them bees until ya see the inside of the pine box.
Over the hill? What hill? I didn't see any hill.
@@bobbinnie9872 LOL too funny!
As a beehauler thats trying to get my own bees going (20 colonies so far) , I watch all your videos but enjoyed this alot. Thanks
Thank you. I find it interesting that this video doesn't get the views the others do. As a beehauler you relate to it.
Well said Bob. Inspirational.
Cheers, Darren (NZ)
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Really enjoyed your presentation immensely. I came into bees late in life... in my late 50's. Have been fascinated with bugs most of my life since seeing my uncles bees swarm in his little peach tree. Now I've had 4 years in a row of 100% winter survival here in southern Pennsylvania. Love raising bees and selling locally raised queens and nucs.
Sounds like a success story to me.
@@bobbinnie9872 It keeps me busy for sure and my husband loves the "bee pocket money".
great story. Thanks
Thank you.
Wow! Thanks , I know that drive though my story started late in life , I’m 54 working on my second yr went from 5 hives to 35 colony’s going to 50 by summers end . Oh had heart attack 2 months ago in process but I keep pushing love beekeeping! Been to the faculty there very nice though corona going on didn’t get to go in but I’ll be back for sure ! Thanks again !! God bless.
Thanks and good luck.
we had the american bee conference up here in chicago back in jan
Brilliant .... you need to right a book .....and take more photos. .....IECHYD DA ! !
I had to look that up. Cheers to you too.
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Wow great life story Bob thanks for sharing
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Great stories!...loved "pay me in wax and honey"
Great video 👍
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Congratulations
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Bob,
Thanks so.much for sharing your story! I'm 66 yrs and started keeping bees 6 yrs ago. I have trucked baby chicks, pullets, cattle and hogs but never bees. I can relate to those broke down stories and got a good laugh with your shared experiences.
You sir, are an American Treasure and a fantastic story teller. Just curious if you ever read Nopolean Hill's book " Think and Grow Rich "
Thanks again for sharing.
Thanks Tom. I'll look into the book.
Hi Bob Not the first video I've watched of yours, but the most interesting. In 1971 I started a vw repair business on n.main st. in Ashland oregon, and was wondering if you ever came in. Hanks Foreign Auto. Started bee keeping in September, and learning all I can. God Bless🙏
I actually had a 1971c VW van but I don.t believe I ever made it to your shop.
You are pretty awesome sounds like you have lived a great life so far not easy but a dang sure good life thanks for your stories I hope to hear more someday from you
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Old war stories by old beekeepers....there is little better out there to listen to. Thanks.
Congratulations. At 200, don't forget the video I'm coming to see.😀👍
Now that would be a celebration.
Great story! This video would get more attention if it was titled differently.
I've been wondering about that, any suggestions on a title? What would get your attention without being misleading? I'm asking seriously. Thanks.
I haven’t watched it until now because I’m not a “Commercial migratory beekeeper” i doubt much of your audience is either. But most people like a good story, (my beekeeping story/journey) or something of that nature may be a more appealing title... I’m not a RUclipsr so don’t take me to seriously. Thanks For the great content!
What is the name of the comb honey producer that you mentioned? Is it Hart? I enjoy producing comb honey and am very anxious to learn more.
Barry Hart.
Bob, that was a great talk. You're a modern day cowboy. It's American capitalism at it's best. Do you know someone that will build & sell 4 way bee pallets?
Thanks. I don't know anyone building pallets for sale, I'm sure there must be someone.
South Florida Bee Supply will build them for you. Talk with Gloria.
What was the very best investment you've ever made in your business?
In the beginning it was wood working tools like a table saw and radial arm saw and then learning how to use them. It's so expensive to build an outfit and the ability to make my own equipment helped me move forward quickly. Anytime I could pick up a piece of equipment that would pay for itself, wether it was in time saved or product produced, I did it. By the way, I'm puzzled why your RUclips channel doesn't have more subscribers. It should.
@@bobbinnie9872 that compliment means a great deal to me coming from you Mr. Binnie. Woodworking tools...so in other words, it was THE equipment that allowed you to make your own equipment. I think my next step is to find someone with woodworking skills and barter for lessons.