An evening with Bob Binnie-MBA
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2021
- A casual conversation with Bob Binnie at the February 23rd meeting of the Brandon Area Beekeepers' Association.
Bob began his career more than thirty years ago working with a Oregon commercial honey producer. For three years, he worked 24/7 following the pollination season from California’s San Joaquin Valley, to Southern Oregon, on to Washington and ending the season in North Dakota, traveling more than 65,000 miles each year. Working all day with the bees and moving them at night; for $80 a day. But his learning curve was steep both in what to do to be successful and as importantly (or maybe more so) what not to do to be a successful commercial beekeeper. In 1991, he moved to Georgia and started his own operation. In 2016, Blue Ridge Honey produced more than 1.2 million pounds of raw honey which they sell in more than 300 retail shops, grocers, their own store in Lakemont, Georgia and online.
What a Great interview!!
I'm glad I found this. Bob Binnie is always one to watch! Thanks for sharing.
Bob Ian this was great Thank you very much you both are great
Both are great professionals, having excellent coaching skills on beekeping. Thanks, Bob and Ian!
🏆Great Show. 🚧Thanks Again everyone 🐝🐝🐝🐝
Thank you MBA! So much valuable info .
This was a great video that hit a broad amount of subjects. Two of my favorite youtube BeeKeepers, and I could not have been more pleased with the time spent watching. Craig Fr. VA
That was excellent! thank you everybody that was involved.
Fantastic wealth of knowledge and experience. Thanks.
Awesome video.Two of my favorite beekeepers. Thank you both for all your effort put forth in making videos. Atlanta, GA.
Many thanks for this valuable information to the Manitoba Beekeepers Assn.
Ian Steppler and Bob Binney 👍
Wow, that was awesome. Really enjoy that Binnie guy!!!
Really enjoyed listening to this. Thanks for posting.
Good Job
I just found this video I been watching bob& ian for long time all are the best I have learned so much from the video being a beekeeper for eight years it so hard to keep bees alive I live in the panhandle of Florida so keep up the education and I keep on learning. Thanks alots.
WOW! Ian, the Canadian Beekeeper, and Bob Binnie in one video... Awesome. You guys are great! I learned a lot - as usual. Many thanks!
Thank goodness this was recorded, I wasn’t subscribed and missed the livestream but can watch the recording!! Yay!!!
Great info guys
Best vdo. I loved this 1 1/2 hour vdo so far
Holy Smokes! Bob has made it to Canada. Way to go Bob! Ready for my Nucs in a few weeks.
Hi from Alabama. Thanks for sharing this. This was like wisdom overload. Great job!!
I can listen to Bob talk about bees all day long.
Would love to see him speak again..
Just give him the mic and let him go!
Great video.
Thanks for sharing!
Awesome. So much knowledge here.
Wow that was awesome. Really enjoy this Bob Binnie and also Ian fully great info for me a lot of great tips about Beekeeping 🐝🐝🐝👌
Thank you
Sebastian from UK 🐝🐝🐝👌
Awesome video on both parts. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing, that's a great chat with Bob.
Great interview. Thank you for sharing
Another great wealth of information. Thanks to all here.
Great information!
Thanks for a great video. Very informative.
Here in South Carolina during the last week of February I was delighted to find boxes (single deeps) with 8 frames of bees. Problem is I run 8 frame equipment. Over the winter I built double screen divider boards after watching Bob’s videos. I didn’t even look for the queens. Made sure there were eggs in both boxes. On March 5th I had queen cells in every split. During those days we had nights that were sub freezing. Will check splits and divide new hives to a new yard in about two weeks. Our wild cherry trees are about to bloom in 7-10 day. Which will be the time our first suppers will go on. Because of the double screen divider boards our spring buildup peaking with the honey flow will be our best effort yet. I’m sold on them. Thanks Bob!
Very nice presentation
From Cape Breton, NS.... thank you for sharing, great insight
That was fun. Two of my favorite Beeks.
Excellent, thank you both!
Very informative, thank you for sharing.
Thanks! Great stuff!
I use double screen boards for years. Easy to build and useful. I have two 2inch holes in the middle and that is plenty.
Who on earth would give this a thumbs down d heads!!!
A fool. That’s the only answer. Bob is one of the finest beekeepers I’ve met.
Great talk ..
Great stuff. Just the conversion about OA is worth watching the whole video although the entire thing is packed with info. I need to watch again with a notepad and pen. Thanks a lot for putting this on.
Great Video. Good info as I am about 25 miles from Bob.
Only 113 like wtf.. these are two very knowledgeable beekeepers you got anything that you don't know I can guarantee they probably do or know where to find it
IAN and BOB, 2 Keepers i admire and watch every vid. have learned alot from them. On Formic never use. only OA as formic is a joke anymore
For Question about the things like honey bee healthy. Fredrick Dunn on his youtube has did tests and can answer the questions. Yes Bob does look and remind me of Kenny
As far as feeding your bees Honey Bee healthy and things like that I noticed that when I feed my chickens enzymes my bees will drink their water that day but they never go to my chickens to drink their water unless I give them enzymes...so I think honey be healthy would be a good thing to feed your bees from time to time
I know I'm going to share this. Lol
Damn I missed it
I will tell you and IAN/BOB to say in video this is how i do it and for my area. Things may differ. Mike Barry another youtube makes sure he lets people know on every Video
Are mites tolerating or developing resistance to oxcilic acid?
Bob do you bottle you honey with just one type of honey crop for each real type. That sounds very hard but kool. Does that increase your sales enuff for the work. I definitely prefer spring honey over summer. But being only a hobie bee keeper I can't really do that
Oxalic acid breaks down into formic acid and carbon monoxide at 372F
And at 315 F oxalic acid sublimes
And propolis will bee on your peanut butter sandwich 😂
Sorry couldnt help myself .
Teqeta Bleterritsa