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I love all your videos. I am a first year beekeeper and have grown my 5 frame nuc into two 8 frame brood boxes and think I need to add another.. they have almost filled 2 medium honey supers already not to mention loads of honey in the brood boxes. I may add another brood box to give them room and not swarm and this next spring I will split it up. Watching your videos has really helped me up my bee game! Thanks

GUYS! The stings in the first minute! Y’all have to get “The Bug Bite Thing”!! You put it on your skin where you were stung, pull back, and it sucks the venom out. It really works! I was skeptical until I used it. No swelling, redness or itching. Keep it with you when you work the bees!

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Mr. Ed, You had some feedback on your sound. Boy, when you have hearing feedback can do a number on your hearing. Love your videos and channel Sorry for having to say anything. Take Care and God Bless, Cassie ❤

Removed entrance reducers from my new colonies. Im no longer feeding, they have built up, and its getting very hot here in the south east. All my new colonies with reducers were bearding. Hopefully by removing the reducers it will help cool them.

My back started feeling sore just looking at that trailer full of deep supers. Then that machine gies abd picks up three at a time! Game changer!!

This channel with you guys on makes my night thank you god bless

Omg looks like you guys are all having fun Mr Ed I Finley found one I havnt seen very goof god bless you all

Loved the video. Save the back with the lifts and all the crew helping. Needed to wait a few days to view. We entered Canada and no longer unlimited internet 🛜. We have 5gbs for the entire month. Just celebrated Canada Day. Today we are heading up the Trent-Severn waterway. I’ll check back when we have free WiFi again

Who needs a boom? I think Brian should just come up and lift all of my suppers.

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Now you need an automated camera so Charlie can help get the bees!!

Magnólia japonesa? Linda!

TY from Best Jersey! (Ooh gosh, it's so late, it's Monday already. GN!)

Both machines and Brian are awesome additions to the Abby

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Looks like the Queen was already in the hive.

That’s quite the equipment setup! Here’s another bee tidbit: Have you ever noticed bees at work? The buzzing hive, bees zipping around like they’ve got places to be and honey to make. That is exactly what it means to be "busy as a bee." These little guys are the ultimate multitaskers, flitting from flower to flower, collecting nectar, and building honeycombs like experts. Being "busy as a bee" means you are hustling, juggling a bunch of tasks like a pro.

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Length of crow bar Where to hold the crow bar Hammer used to ring the crow bar Time Temp Number of frames in box Top opeaning of box Ground cover tarp color and age. Smell of box Color of box Wax used on frames All make a dinner call to Queen and her girls.

Hi Jeff wondering what is in the bee chasser? Thanks 😊

Don't work harder, work smarter! Looking good guys! Peace and full supers.

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He is standing there with no cover these are not aggressive bees.I hope that you save more then you kill. If we kill the bees all life will die

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Not to mention you don't have much room to move around when installing that pump

What an awesome that machine is.....Thanks Jeff and stung guy's..... Old F-4 II Shoe🇺🇸 and i am in my 80's now

How do you clean up that mess of honey?

@14:35 and other places... you have Africanized genetics spreading through your apiary. Locate those particular hives and tarp them. Like as in our Christian life; Romans 12:21 Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good. Africanized "Killer bees" are the essence of evil, IMHO, and should be sent back to the pit of Hell. Further, peer-reviewed studies have proven that Africanized bees produce less honey than European bees and produce many times over the amount of aggressive bees. Every sting the keepers took on that day are right on the head to the Beekeeper in charge. Be a good beekeeper, as Jesus is the Good Shepherd.

Those fumes enter the honey on a microscopic level. Even though the honey will need to be uncapped; diffusion is going to happen. "Honey Robber" is a mild concentration of butyric acid with certain scents mixed in so that it doesn't make the beekeeper throw up. In 1974, my high school science teacher opened a bottle of pure butyric acid in the science lab for one minute to demonstrate the principle of diffusion. The whole science lab, and then the hallway cleared out. There was a complaint from the janitor, because even the classes downstairs could smell it. Mr. Kuehnis was not able to do that demonstration the next year; but a lot of students, teachers, and staff had diffusion hard-wired into their brains that day! (Teachers like that were instrumental in my becoming a scientist) It would be my unsolicited opinion that you modulate the amount of "Honey Robber" on your fume boards, and keep the time that they are on the hives to an absolute minimum. People with discerning senses of smell and taste can taste things like where a variety of grapes were grown that went into a bottle of wine. Napa (California) Valley vintners are not allowed to buy bulk grapes from outside Napa County to make their wines- even from Sonoma County. Yes, there is that much difference in flavors and tastes resulting from soils and regions. I would posit that honey tasters with a sensitive palate can taste the butyric acid if it is overused in the harvesting process. It certainly would be an interesting experiment.

Jeepers! I don't know where you got Brian (Bryan?) from - but he's a machine on his own!