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Really enjoyed this video, top job 👌👌 cheers

The triangle piece is for resting a frame on to uncap rather than using the nail holder. Nail is much faster IMO

Thanks for sharing, just wondering if there is a reason nobody bothers clearing the frames of Bur etc while uncapping. Surely this would help with balancing the extractor?

Thankyou for showing this. You’ve upgraded on equipment since the last bottling video. I use a dishwasher to sterilise my jars and lids ( Victoria) I wondered where you get your labels printed as needing to do some for this coming season 😀

Man it sure seems strange to me that here we are with feeders on, mid winter freezing our goolies off and you guys up there are pulling honey. My bees are barely flying.

How do you find the Nuplas boxes?

Gday Glen, as a new beekeepers we (my daughter and i) stumbled across your channel while doing youtube ‘research’. We were gutted for you when we got to this! Just wanted to pay credit to your tenacity to keep going, we love hearing an Aussie accent talking about bee’s and your no fuss way of sharing knowledge. 👍

Thanks for showing us this. Is there any restrictions against beekeepers bringing hives to Almond pollination if they know they have mites? Or can you more hives around nsw with no restrictions?

I am in SE QLD and far from smug in relation to the varroa situation. Thankful that my alcohol washes have been negative at this time and planning how as an amateur beekeeper I will incorporate IPM into my beekeeping not if but when they arrive. 🐝

I'm in Central Victoria and I wish it was warm enough to check my 3 backyard hives. The thought of having to wait for another month or more for the weather to get back above 15°c is frustrating. I know the next almond season will spread the mites throughout Victoria.

Great video thanks Glen. Have you ever had moisture issues with the black plastic.

Hi, Firstly really enjoying the videos. I am looking for the first time putting some of my hives onto friend property where they have cattle. Never thought of a electric fence to stop interested cattle from playing with the hives. Is that just a kit you get somewhere ?

You need to condence hives, remove 2nd supers, put frames in freezer, 2 days, killls beetle & wax moth eggs, store in polystyrene broccoli boxes, will be completely sealed, stack , at home, hives will be easier, for bees to keep much warmer, replace when required, in late August, as required. Hope you don't mind my comment, Glen, where all beekeepers together, cheers Keith.

Great idea with black plastic.

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21:34 tu as laissé un grand espace entre les cadres dans la hausse.. il faut serrer les cadres avant de fermer l ruche

You could explain next time to others why it's important to not use a purchased bee brush and why we use a branch

9:07 about right here the sun is shining through the top part of the honey and it’s beautiful!! That was a messy sticky job but could have been worse! Great job getting the girls on the right path again! 💕💞

Yes please for hiveiq to do a stand alone nuc

Hi friend!! It’s is good to see you and get a little update!! Was praying all was good with you and the girls!! God Bless💞💞bigs hugs from Florida USA

great choice of background tunes

Hope everything is going well have you been able to harvest honey

Nice to get your feedback over time on the 6 frame nuc with the top feeder

Having a terrible time with wax moth down here in Vic.

Good idea to use the queen excluder setting. I often find swarms later in the season are very hard to keep in a box

I had a similar problem years ago and didn't have the good sense to requeen with a cell like you are doing.

Isn't it pretty late in the season there? How is your mating success? It's pretty poor here in the fall.

I’ll be interested how long those minis make it into the winter

Thanks for the video Glenn. It’s always interesting how some hives just never get going like the others. Handy to be able to raise your own queens in this situation

Them 🐝 has meet there match

Try sugar bricks in these .. you won't get robbed near as bad but they'll draw comb just fine..they can be problematic as I'm sure you know 😂but I've gone to the bricks mostly.. .

Thanks for sharing , I really like those HiveIQ hives , I hope to get a few to try out.

Thanks for the video. I am new to this and just getting ready to try queen rearing. Thanks for showing how you requeen and reuse the old queens.

Very quiet; without smoke..

I made 2 frame styrofoam hives from broccoli boxes, just used a hot wire and sliced down the guts about 4 inches worth and used contact cement to glue back together, costs nothing and I can use to build up colonies and also requeen with the whole 2 frame colony, I made about 15 of these

Agree 100%! Recovering a laying worker hive requires a lot of work and brood resources. It's only ever "worth it" if the hive is easy to access and the season is suitable. In reality, doing what is demonstrated here is far more pragmatic, and if you want to recover your hive numbers, take a split and add a mated queen (ie start fresh). Good video!

The new mic is very nice. great sound

What happens to all of the bees that you shook on to the ground?

That's right plenty of summer left yet

You having angry bees feels like when we were working together. Always enjoy watching your videos

my game plan for working a mean hive place bottom board 10 ft away from location pull top box set on bottom board place queen excluder pull second box place on top of that place queen excluder ,pull last box place on top of that with feeder. put new box full of empty frames and feeder with caged queen close both up and come back tomorrow fill feeders find queen squish add new queen in cage in now calm stack . bad field force will be drawing out new combs fill feeders add empty combs. you can do that about three times and have all mean bees gone lots of new drawn comb re queen 3 to 4 new hives .

I lived in South Georgia (US) for 35 years and the sound of the insects in your video made me homesick. So similar that overwhelming buzz. Thanks for the videos

Couldn't hear anything you were saying

I thought that after the hive had had no brood at all for about two weeks that they can start to become laying workers. Why hasn't this been mentioned here? is it not always so? And why not paper over another hive. I didnt think they would be accepted just going into other hives, interesting.

At the 21 minute mark Glenn you showed another talent ,... Tap dancing . Ha Ha . It's always funny seeing somebody else getting stung and not me for a change . Off with Queen Cranky's head . Glad to see a few grafting videos coming up .

LOVE YOUR BEE VIDEOS

Excellent! So glad to see you back on your feet 😎👍 Those cicardas in the background are incredible! Can hardly hear you 😂

Great singer 😊

Get advice ,thanks heaps 👏