280 - Buzzing with Innovation | PolliNation

Karen Pedersen is a fifth generation commercial beekeeper and apiary owner in Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada. Pedersen Apiaries make hundreds of pounds of honey bee colony, while wintering single brood chamber colonies outdoors when temperatures are -30F below. She also leads an impressive stock improvement program. Harry and Andony find how she does it in this week's episode.
Pedersen Apiaries website: www.pedersenapi...
Bee Maid Honey Coop: www.beemaid.com
Harvesting Honey: • Harvesting Honey

[@stefanipcar85]

Love you all!!!❤

[@aaronparis4714]

Your very right singles are the best

[@nadernaderi6461]

Tiger stripes are the best (I am in New Brunswick)

[@aaronparis4714]

There has been so many things I was told I had to do to over winter in Canada to I insulate my hives I use one entrance more people told me I need a top vent to control moisture but that’s not true but your right we have a very short season

[@aaronparis4714]

It’s a dry cold in Nova Scotia it’s between -10 to -25 but it’s wet damp

[@aaronparis4714]

I love singles they stay nice and tight 😊

[@aaronparis4714]

Your correct it is very intense for 3 good month Nova Scotia and they can fill boxes I get knapweed not conola we don’t get it it’s not very good for overwintering

[@Draintheswamp2024]

so, China honey is Canadian honey

[@RyanOlthof]

It's a good thing you only have 3 brain cells, because if you only had 2 they could run into each other and then you'd have none.

[@tachedegraisse1303]

You know you look like a psychopath?