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Nice I want one Where is this honey farm

What about those chilling fans in the shop?

Dont report your huge losses and blame it on varroa or another mysterious issue.

12 14 24 baton rouge 400 hives. I have similar plants as in East Texas. Love your videos. I learn so much.

Will these splits make a normal harvest during your upcoming "Tallo" flow? Thanks

I like your videos because it's straight into the informative stuff. And it's comprehensive, enough to explain the. Technical detail .. I watched you do a ten percent survey assessing the mite counts You got a bad one .. I would like to know ... At what lvl d you. Treat and ... Do you treat the whole yard ?

As a commercial beekeeper. Why not just put ametras And a sticky paper at the bottom of the hive and after a couple of days, just count the mites, no need to kill the bees.

6:27 is it just the honey from the decapping device or both the decapping and the fuge ?

Good video. When your workers are speaking spanish will you tell us what you said.

Good job. Thanks for the info.

Love it

Cool

Great video.

Great video, just found your channel and sharing.

Can you set this factory up for my company?

Great video...what is your location?

Love your videos. Just shared.

Was your ears ringing...I was thinking of you yesterday hope the mean people didn't run him off every few have really world content like Jake . I haven't needed to feed sense I finally figured out the mite program .. we did 150 pounds of goldenrod guess I've been feeding that back keeping the brood nest shut down.. I couldn't sell it after dropping apivar then a Tymol flash and nice long oav burn. Used mechanical treatments rest of the season and that's been the game changer.. mix of mechanical and chemicals lights out for the mites . Bees are filling dead spots themselves nuc yard I was in yesterday I know good and well had 6 deadouts after I started it in July wasn't any yesterday something must of swarmed.. when I do feed I like fondant anymore.. less weight on the truck zero waste . I can keep box full on the truck for months doesn't ferment sour or trigger robbing. I find a light one I can pile on 12 lbs of fondant not worried it's going to get to robbed or ferment.. fondant is inverted sugar like feeding that expensive mann lake syrup that's inverted without the moisture.. giving me month head start on nuc season. Syrup has to much moisture in Michigan in February but not fondant.. I had to figure out a recipe because fondant is expensive.. cost me 50 cents a pound making it in the microwave . I think years ago fondant is what bee keepers used. See them drawing white wax on it in the dead of winter tells me alot they don't do that on syrup... syrup seems to set back the weak and sick ones were the fondant they pop on it

Can you do a short on how you have your in hive feeder set up. Noticed it wasn’t cap and ladders but had something for bees to climb on? And is the block just to maintain shape? And how did you attach it

Love my “copy cat” set up for feeding. My truck doesn’t have air so I use a little generator and compressor.

Dude we’re have you been 😳😳? Love your clips!!

I cant wait to get up there with you guys. Being in Canada, i doubt ill ever get as large as you guys but definite dreams

Not a wasted step Why didn’t I think of that patty shift idea. We don’t have hive beetle but I’m going to do that from now on Good looken beez Good video. I’m definitely going to set up a pressure tank. I have air in my rig

What kind of inhive feeder do you use ?

Hey jake get or done. Like you're video. And tell you dad rick Said hey I have to get over there one day and talk about the good old days

So very interesting to see as the daughter of a South African Bee Farmer - my Dad would be 90 this year and he kept his bees up until his passing at 84 - that's over 70 years of beekeeping . Sadly my younger son who just turned 16 is fascinated but Grandpa is no longer here to learn from . Just wondering if you ever offer internships that could lead to work opportunities to hardworking South Africans post High School ?

Good morning, Mr. Jake, how are you doing? I'm a beekeeper here in Brazil, I follow your content and they are very good. I'm looking for a position and a work exchange will be a great achievement, I'm available to talk if it's of interest to you, thank you for your time.

Congratulations on the addition to the family

Happy to see another video, very happy for you having your 2nd. Im interested in trying out that apis biologix supplement as well but i eant to learn the baseline as a new beekeeper before i start adding in other stuff

October 18th things need to be done already , yep that’s the truth. Yes that Apis supplement will keep the bees kicked in gear, I need to watch that, as up here we need to shut them down. I love the ApisBiologix in spring as we set them out and want the hammer down It’s nothing more or less than natural encouragement

My thoughts are that the majority of views come from people learning. Only a few hundred watch every channel requardless of the content. A few thousand viewers are loyal to their favorite channels. Beekeeping on YT is a tough market. A landscape YT channel with an excavator gets 80k views three times a week, or a homestead channel gets 300k. I'm not sure why someone would put the effort into Beekeeping videos if they have anything better to do. I'm one of those loyal viewers of all and / or any videos Beekeeping related, so keep up the good work. Have fun with the babies, they don't stay young very long.

Thanks for the video. Glad your mite counts are settled down. If in a yard of 50 colonies you take say 5 mite checks and you find 0's and 1's in 4 samples but the 5th one is 20 mites, do you treat the whole yard then?

I think you're overthinking it. I know there are informational, how to videos, but I think for most, just watching the mindless day to day with some interaction with the camera is all you need. Congratulations on number 2.

Congratulations & thanks for the update. I would love to just see your vlog. Not a lot of content from Texas & just like to see what's going on with similar weather. Also just like to see a glimpse at large scale beekeeping (even though i would never want to do it)

Glad to have a new video. Hope all is well. Life first always!!! Regarding content, I am happy just to be along for the ride.

Hey Jake Can you maybe show you syrup pumping system, and tell about you thoughts about electric vs the gas power ones, at you scale? I am just curious about what you are uses, and you experiences. Best regards Andreas, Denmark

Congrats on the new edition!!! What's your thoughts on the nectar system

paper joggers work great for shaking multiple mite wash jars, you can get them used really cheap on wirebids.- 7,000 splits is crazy, wow!

Oh and by the way I bet your dad is Is proud grandpa. Tell your dad rick said hey

Congratulations on the family!

You father is blessed to have a son like u

Hi jake, great video. Can I ask if you build your own hive box or you order to someone?

Hello Jake, I am a successful queen breeder from Switzerland and I breed Buckfast! If you would like to try out my queens, I would be happy! Regards Benjamin

awesome

Hi jake,do you use queen excluder in all your hives?

Do yall not put honey supers on your migratory colonies?

Absolute chaos :D :D Lol :D Come on you can do better than that :D Try to make your bees feel at least not shit please. You have absolutely zero logic in your operation, zero planning and as you show here, zero results. Come on you found 4 frames with honey in the complete yard....

You remind me of Mr. bean lol. You are doing a great job. 🙂

awesome jake.

Aspiring, so please keep up the step by step info its very helpful!