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Hi here is a video too see it will tell you more about oxalic treatment .Ep48 making and using oxalic acid strips ,kiwi wildman nz (once known as a kiwi beeman) let me no you got it

Why a 40min video? Could be done in 5/6mins painful

Great video very useful information thanks

I've heard that pouring a bit of water on the strip towels can refresh the effect. Has anyone tried that? I know it depends on the material. Apparently the PIG ones take to the refresh.

An ongoing treatment on 1 chemical... Have we learned nothing about how organisms develope resistance to chemicals?

Excellent info video, thank you! A tip I heard through the grapevine to speed up the process for mixing…preheat your glycerin to about 130-140 F then mix in the OA. It will cut your prep time in half.

Thanks for the video, Hello from Kajun Homestead New sub

I have a layens horizontal hive. Would I just hang the two pieces from to of frame going down and where the brood is? Capped, uncapped?

I am in the South Carolina. Our hives frequently never go completely broodless in the winter. We have frequent days in the 50s and 60s with intermittent freezing weather. Would it be appropriate to use this method in Jan/ Feb/march. Brood nest is usually split between the 2 boxes. Thanks for a precise presentation.

Seems like any treatments that stay in the hive over time, eventually lose their effectiveness. Are we setting ourselves up for the mites to build resistance against OA, by using OA as an extended release? OA seems to be the only effective tool we have left. The magnificent thing about it is, it doesn’t stay in the hive long. With extended release OA, are we setting up an environment for the mites to build resistance? Just a concern I have with all the extended release OA talk.

Good presentation. Chris Werner puts pads on his colonies just as you demonstrate. He puts them on his colonies as soon as they arrive in Michigan from Florida. He leaves them on until they move them back to Florida in October. There was no mention of whether or not it was "approved". 😉

I saw a presentation at NAHBE given by Greg Rogers. He documented improved efficacy in using 1/4 pads in each quadrant when compared to 1/2 pads.

Hi I live in nz we use dry wall shim for oxalic treatment check it out ,At hive word nz beekeeping

A new product is coming on the market shortly that will be legal in many states. Varroxsan Oxalic Acid Strips.

Works great on new nuc once new queen is going gangbusters. So individuals could get 30 days exposure before honey supers go on. I can only use approved product to kill mites. If I were to make my own mixture of essential oils not approved is illegal. I can self medicate my dog with over the counter medication. Your right about company’s making synthetic no money for them. Thanks for education the masses

I won't be using formic pro ever again. Lost half my queens and killed 10 days of brood in all hives . Wrecked this years honey revenue.

GREAT analogy, bro. First year beekeeper, here. I have approached this venture with the same mindset. This is my herd, my pack, I took the responsibility so I have to treat this with the same respect and discipline. Glad TH-cam suggested your channel. 🫶🏼

Creamed?

Thank you. I've been using the fleas on dogs for years. Good on you!

Is there a trick to loading the plunger? Every time, no matter the dosage set, the oxalic acid power fails to stay in. Update! Adding a couple drops of water will make it stick in the plunger. Add water drops, shake shake shake and its good to go!

How do you reduce the strong alcohol smell in the tincture

Where did you get that egg fridge? And the shelves are great!!

Thanks Ontario man. Looks like the same ants I have as well. Was about to nuke everything....

Can I know the aize of you wick?

That's an interesting combination!😮

Saw you ạt the Beeton honeyfest yesterday!

Does it matter if my propolis is balled up? It is very gummy like a firm putty. Do I need to do anything to it first?

Absolutely the most beautiful store I’ve ever seen

Looks delicious... Send me a complimentary jar please..

Thank you. This video of yours put a fire under beekeeping organizations and beekeepers in 🇧🇧. Which was greatly needed.

those were crematogaster i think. They can easily swarm other ants but they don't do well against bees because they're basically dwarves compared to them. You should come to Australia, then you'd see green-headed ants storming my neighbour's hive and ripping the legs off honeybees.

Thank you 😊

Great videos: QUESTIONS: If you are selling other peoples' farm products along with your own, how do you know how to split up the earnings on a self-serve system? Do you take a certain percentage of their sales for them to have their products at your stand? Would if some of their products happen to get stolen? How would you handle such situations?

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Once its been sat for a few weeks and strained can you add more vodka to the left over debris to make more

I have an uncovered wooden bee landing on my hive. Can I paint it or would the bees not like to walk on paint? Thanks

The honor system would only work in a high trust society, which is generally those of European descent (White).

I found the instructions lacking on my purchase. Does the measuring tube need cooling between doses?

Hi I am a beekeeper on the island as well. Looking forward to see what you can learn about our bees.

Great Video. 1 ? - what do you do with the left over debris? Can it be useful for something?

How long do you leave the hive closed up

I'd have the Open sign lit up 24/7. Also some of the road signs were kind of low-contrast, I had difficulty spotting them even when you were announcing them. If you don't own that land, it might be worth offering your neighbors something like $10 credit per month for permission to put up a larger sign on their land. And to have it say something like "24/7 Farmer's Market" rather than just "Honey"

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Enjoyed your video! This may be new for your present location.....but you have a lot more experience than you let on! Ft. Myers. Is RR WW Emerson Ramsey still around?

Nice vid. Thanks for sharing. I'm now getting into beekeeping

Watching from Trinidad. Those are some real calm bees. Alot of the bees here are Africanized so most people wear bee suits and gloves. 😂

Good looking ladies. 😅

When I first encountered robbing, I tried everything. I finally built robbing screens. That wasn't perfect but, the colony survived. Best way is to move the hive away for a day or two. Thankfully, I have 2 bee yards now.

Beauty before you know it you will be selling your labours from end of drive 😎😎😎. You must be really missing the start of our 🇨🇦 winter 🥶. Thanks for video Brian

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