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Still amazed!

If I have to get rid of Martha, I have Martha! Lol😂

Mike is great I could listen and watch him all day. I have looked at every vedio I can find with his mangement. He is a wealth of wisdom.

get rid of the bar graphs and put in the hard data of a video or picture. Humans work on 2 points and honeybee 4 points. Some times the overall cluster tells more than counting populations just by zooming into the data missed by the graphs. Make a overlay of everything and get around genetic testing by computer program. Just like seeing 10,000 hives in one yard but no honeybee and see why it works from swarms.

Minute 32:00 (multiple queens) If a queen lays 1500-2k eggs per day and a poor queen lays 1200ish, what size colonies are these "3 or 4 queen hives" and how should I adjust expectations based on earlier stats? ps: fantastic content! I have recently found the bug to want to go to some of these meetings. Thank you for helping the newbees.

If hives are not your main living you shouldn't bee consider a beekeeper. CCD is a myth it's called the USDA imidacloprid.

The sky is falling. The sky is falling!!

Good info but not sure how this would help a small backyard beekeeper

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Technology fail shows these are not keyboard keepers but real honest to goodness beekeepers Hello from Scott

Thank you!

I think this would have been educational but I couldn't get past the ums at the end of every other sentence. Sorry

Several creepy comments in here. I don’t see comments asking for presenter email addresses or commenting on presenter appearance when the researchers are male.

We are beekeepers I enjoyed this thank you for the upload

Jimmy Ellis was your student Smiles

I don't know how many times I've watched this it's just the way you explain it makes it interesting to watch I'm going to try it this year

very beautifull

Well done Emily can u provide email id of Emily

😂 Great and interesting 😀

Let me encourage U to never give up...

Hello Emily

I was surprised. I actually learned a few things with this lecture. I like the thought that people are all working and researching toward better bee management. The lady was a bit nervous but far better than i did my first year speaking to large groups. Congratz

The results don't seem to make sense. The dye should be transmitted to the larvae. Is it possible that the larvae have some sort of a mechanism whereby the dye is rendered colorless? After all, the larvae are fed other colors of "real" pollen yet, they don't appear to take on those colors. Fascinating!

I just woke up to this video playing tf

How did I get here...

Wtf Who said he could sing what a jerk off

I get up at 4am lmao, no bees YET

I love presentations like this, but when people ask questions during it it is not only rude, but for me some of the questions are hard to hear. They also stop the flow of the presentation. Write your question down and ask it at the end if questions from the floor are requested.

LOL... the Honey Show took twice as long because all the stop and start for note taking.

Natural selection not human selection

Leave the bees alone...

Sounds like the one hive robbed the fondant control hive.

He kept going back and forth back and forth don't know what the hell he was talking about

Hes not only a bee keeper. He's also a trespassers, a violator of personal property and likes to tear up land without consulting land owners or going through the proper channels. A real ass clown.

Thank you for speaking about the hidden truths and troubles of beekeeping! Very informative!!

She's smart

first 35 min usless

Does anyone else have audio? Or is it just my youtube acting up?? I can't hear anything :(

genetic we need to quit selecting queens for favorable traits and narrowing the gene pool,

It’s a shame that the the entire screen can’t be seen in this presentation but great info

I have searched on line for the book entitled, 1000 Years of Devon Beekeeping" by Ron Brown but it appears it is no longer in print. I checked my local library, and they looked at all libraries in the country. There is one copy available in UC Davis library. I live in New York. This poses a problem lol. Do you know of any other place I may find a copy? I am currently enrolled in Cornell University to attain my Master Beekeeper's Certificate. I would welcome any advice you may be able to offer. I would even welcome the opportunity to borrow a copy from anyone who may have one with the promise to return. Love your lectures. Thank you.

That Mic is very disconcerting.

I got into beekeeping in 2003, I am a tradesman and I had worn my right shoulder out to the point I did not know how much longer I could continue to work. I tried Bee stings on my shoulder everyday for some time until my shoulder started to swell up and I felt I should stop. About a year later I realised I could not remember the last time my shoulder hurt, The pain had just gradually faded away. I am now almost at retirement age and although my shoulder is not like it was when I was 20 it is actually pretty good all things considered. I was also getting arthritis in my wrists 20 years ago and that has also been arrested. I don't know where I would be today if I was not getting stung multiple times every year but I strongly suspect I would be much worse off than I am now..

Soooo well spoken

Awesome woman

Great video

In Tasmania a bee yard is often set up in a circle or semi circle and in the middle is a 44 gallon drum with a sheet of iron on top to keep the rain out and thats the feeding station. Seem to work fine.

You can see the spine? Bees are invertebrates.

Nette Grüsse an alle Kollege aus der alte Europa, wo Bienen noch Winter- Ferien machen.