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I got mite biters and shb maulers.i don't have purdue stock of any kind or any other genetic from a lab a university or Anyone elses stock.nobodys.i have truly feral bees that created biting and mauling i create nothing but all my hives have these hygenic traits as well as smr and vsh i believe are 2 different things still...Should I get the credit for "creating biting mauling queens"? Or should I get credit for breeding a decade and spreading the genetics.I think the latter is appropriate. By the way i open mate and give or take run 50 hives every year and they all have these traits. All of them. Im treatment free as well with 30 percent losses some years

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Such a fun and informative brunch. Sean and Denise’s care and passion for their bees is inspiring and admirable.

Good stuff. Have a blessed week and happy selling!

Howdy Nathan, if after or during reading my books, please shoot me an email and I will get back with you. Thanks! Dennis

Burton Beasley achieved the master craftsman level of the master beekeeper program.

Correction: Elections will be November 2024 (not 2023).

Great information! Look forward to reading Dennis' books.

How can we get some ankle biting genetics in Canada?

There are many things to learn from this man….respectfully. Michael Bush is more about the Bees and Palmer is more about a commercial approach to beekeeping. Most new bee keepers aren’t about being commercial…there’s a big difference between the 2! Folks ask yourself why you are beekeeping, and then choose your style. I’ll stick with a chemical free approach, makes sense if you are eating it!

This is Melodye Campbell, I'd like to pick up my sign at 1st Graphics. When? Can't wait to put the sign in my front yard "meadow.!" thank you, Michelle!

Great introduction and experience, Eric. It was good talking with you at Bee school a few weeks ago. HCBA and Mike are lucky to have you here 😊

Host, listen while writing down a direct question before asking said question

Thanks so much, Ben, for taking time to speak to our members. We have just over 200 active beekeepers in our club, 1000+ on our Facebook group and just under 2000 on this TH-cam channel. So, we're reaching beekeepers who will be uplifted by your story. We so appreciate your time.

Eric, we are so lucky to have you on our Board!

This was great I have never seen a video from Mike on his production hives thank u so much for having him is there a 2nd session

Welcome to the Henderson County Beekeepers Association, Eric! We are honored to have you volunteer with us.

Ha Glad you got to go and have a good time. Can you tell me Greg Rodgers did the extended-release work on the mite control. Thanks, Have a Blessed week.

great questions.

Years ago i had drones with briggt green eyes

We so appreciate Krispn's time with us. His information about bee breeding is second to none.

It's great to collaborate with Henderson County Bee Keepers Association who are helping us connect children to nature as they learn more about healthy food choices and the importance of pollinators!

Thank you Miss Carla for this informative discussion with Dr. Ramsey!

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Not only is Carla excited, so are we! Are you??

The second extractor is a Dadant motorized 6 frame radial extractor. I have one exactly like it.

Wonderful insight

Question, I started a couple double nucs and wanted to know.. For overwintering, i am in Michigan, do i need to put the nuc on top of a production hive or can i over winter on their own ?

This is a great title!

46:00 Absolutely valuable advice. The individuals you've named there are known for brow-beating down anyone who has bee-sense and truly understands what's going on in the hive. Bush never budges on any topic however incorrect he may be. The woman you describe sounds absolutely miserable, so happy to have not made her acquaintance. The auxiliary heating of the hive is another trend that I hope finds its place in the dust bin soon. Your stock is rising, Michael Palmer. Preach it.

Why would you waste so much of our time explaining differences you are having with another presenter? Poor form. Just please, talk about bees. Leave personal grudges at home.

Staghorn ? I like it

I can't understand why 6 thousand people viewed thi and only 60 some people liked it.

You are so full of shit Palmer.

As he referenced “ ghosts in the hive he unwittingly supported smaller cell to fight varroa mite brr e cause worker bees are not affected by only the drones in Asian bee colonies.

Is he implying at the end of the season to put a bigger colony into smaller nuc box colonies?

I was thinking about getting in to beekeeping now I'm not to sure too much I don't understand think I will now pass

Listen to his speech at 45min. That's my buddy!

Hi, is it possible to make CLOSED CAPTIONING turned on for both sessions please? Thank you!

That list of books would be nice to have 😁

this guy complains too much

I may have missed the answer in the vid but when the brood factories are in full production are they relying on a strong nectar flow or would the nuclei be given supplemental feed?

Wow! An eye opener!

hi was wondering. have you ever thought of making a box that could house 4 nucs all together in the one box at the standard hive box size with the intention of putting a deep super on top? would you recommend doing something like that?

Big difference commercial goals versus natural methods..instead use thicker wood in hives to imitate trees, horizontal hives, etc. Should attract feral, local bees with better genetics adapted to local conditions.

Thank you

Bless you Palmer for being on such a better plain than most , and sharing REAL ,NO NONSENSE KNOWLEDGE THAT NUMBERS PROVE,AND Bless you even More that you got the guts to say the things you did,I TOTALLY AGREE

Just mass confusion watching this...have no idea what they are doing.

When I 1st stared beekeeping a few years ago I watched Mike Palmer & it just blended in with all the enormous amount of info out there. I read the old bee books like he does but fell into the trap of its outdated info, as many of the so called modern beekeeping experts tell you while trying to sell you something! Like Mike says listen to the old masters, they used the same system to repopulate, not the failed system we have been hammered into using, buying new bees! The only difference between then & now is Varro & Small Hive Beetles. I wished I had listened to him & the Old Masters, it would have saved me lots of $$$$ replacing my bees. As CC Miller says in his book 50 years among the bees “ learn to sift the chaff from the wheat & you will be successful! “ In our world today that means there is a lot of beekeeping crap out there you need to ignore & there is good info like what Mike Palmer offers for free, use it to succeed! Happy Beekeeping.