Dear Horrible Comment Leavers... Take this for what it is. A fairly new beekeeper harvesting honey the best way that he knows how. I think it is marvelous. I think it is wonderful. I think that anybody who is keeping bees is my brother and he should be treated with a little respect. If you want to ragg on someone, ragg on Monsanto, ragg on big agrobusiness, ragg on mono culture farming, ragg on the government that has sold you out. Let's try to keep some perspective here. We will never make any progress as long as we criticize each other for the small things and fail to see that those of us who are involved in things like this are really on the same team. Save your sly criticism for the ones who have enslaved you. Oh yeah and by the way, it is nice to see the supportive comments. You all keep it up please. You are the ones that will change the world for the better.
I was just about to tell the "experts" to leave the guy alone. It is his honey, he can do whatever he wants with it. His extraction method works for him. I see a lot of beekeepers doing it this way. If his bees are producing that much he is obviously doing something right to keep the hive healthy and productive. I only use honeycomb, but if I wanted honey I would probably do it this way, especially as I use foundation less frames. So if the only thing you have to offer is non constructive criticism, take it elsewhere. We need to be encouraging people to become beekeepers, not tearing them apart because they don't do things you way. By the way, the videos I have seen of people doing it this way, they scoop the honey directly from the frame into the round bucket. So if you don't have anything nice to say....
You'd think someone who is at a point that he can setup and maintain a hive that is this productive would have educated himself as to the proper method of extraction. There is a huge difference between a new beekeeper and an ignorant beekeeper.
Can you melt back down the wax. Heat the wax back up in like a crock pot and roll it on with a paint roller on a clean board? So the bees don’t have to start from fresh?
DD WHO ELSE THINKS THAT THIS IS A LITTLE GROSS CUZ LOOK AT DAT HONEEY AND I KNOW ITS YUMMY BUT IT KINDA LOOKS GROSS A LITTLE BUT STILL VERY SATISFYING :3333
+Jimbus Mapping i was going to say the same thing but u beat me to it. =/ Also i wish it showed him doing the other side D: I have to loop this now for my enjoyment.
Dont get me wrong i love honey but a part of me wonders, what made a person look at a bee hive and say "yeah lets open that thing and eat whatever is inside"
In some countries people eat moths and larvae inside hives by smoking and opening it. Someone was very, very hungry and found a pleasant surprise alongside his bugs when he went for a bee hive.
That looks SO nice and clean, I'm pretty impressed, it looks just fabulous! I'm not much of a honey eater, but it has SO many benefits, including health, when bought from local farms. I live in the city, not a huge city, but no land really. I am trying to find a way to have a small hive, I want to help the environment (but I don't want anything large enough to terrify my neighbors) I've seen the Flow Hive, and I love what I've seen of it, it's just too big for my little yard. Keep up the great work, seriously!
Eating fresh honey is one of life's purest enjoyments. After you've tried it straight from the comb you never want to go back to the processed store-bought kind again.
That looks amazing. Most of the honey sold in stores aren't actually real honey. I would like to try honey straight from a hive once I'm sure it's probably way better then store bought
I find it funny that the most satisfying video in the world isn't called the most satisfying video in the world. My god I could watch this for hours...
Ruby Cookiez The Flow Hive isn't actually the best way to farm honey. There are some problems with it: 1. You can't open it like a normal hive to inspect the bees (looking for harmful parasites or foul brood) 3. you cant see, if the honey is fully capped (only capped honey can't go bad. Uncapped honey has too high of a water content and can go bad. 3. When harvesting the honey in the FH, the caps on the cells don't get opened and the bees don't know that the capped cells don't contain honey anymore and could starve in the winter. I'm sure there are more problems with the flow hive, but this are the most important ones, I guess.
I know this comment is from 6 months ago, but FlowHive just released a new model called the FlowHive Hybrid. It now has a way to deal with parasites and you can now traditionally harvest honeycomb. They have 2 videos concerning the new model.
Reson to use extractor is to not destroy the cells to save time and make sure Bees will focus on making honey not on building new cells first. But its all the learning process. That’s a very nice movie ! Well done ! All the best wishes !
Quick question for you: after using the extractor I assume honey runs all over the frame…..do you wash the frame or put it back all sticky? This is our first year and we are learning as we go. Our goal is to let the bees eat their own food as we have a short warm season in Oregon. Thank you in advance!
I want to scrape a long strip of that honey/beehive mix off the frame and just eat it. I'm not sure if it's edible, but it looks like it would just feel so good to chew it/taste it.
This is great! I love honey, and have always wanted to try honeycomb and honey together, thought it's expensive, and I need to wait cause my mother's money is low, but it's worth the wait!
In reality this is not cheaper. It takes 8 pounds of honey to make one pound of wax. Why not get one of those cheap extractors,and it pays for itself multiple times when you use it. The bees refill the supers quicker, and you gain a higher yield per super.
My friend, I don't usually get advice from disney films, but here I'd give you some. Jack Sparrow Once said there's only two things that matter, what a man can do, and what a man can't do. Beekeeping is a hard hobby to set up. People who aren't particularly wealthy blow a ton in one go just to get the hive, much less the basic tools. By the time that's all done even a couple hundred bucks could blow normal people away. I can't speak for this man of course, but I note he does have foundation. Because of this, when he gets extra money, he can buy a use the extractor on his own time. You make your statement as though this method was wasteful and caused a loss, and your right. But you must realize, for most people, beekeeping is a loss anyway, if you count money. You spend a ton for the sake of fun and honey. Financially, its a disaster. And so, again, you can only spend what you can spend. ps. I know nothing about the person in this video. I was just stating what came to mind when reading this comment.
MrBagginsEsq "Financially, its a disaster" We keep two hives, sell $300-$400 per year to acquaintances and friends and still have enough left over to use in baking, cooking and coffee every morning. If you do it half assed it will be a disaster, if you do it right it pays for itself and more.
The internet is chocked full of new beekeepers trying to re-invent the wheel. They start small but if you're a good beekeeper you end up doubling and tripling in size within three years and this method of scraping frames becomes unmanageable. Imagine having 15 full boxes with 150 frames like the one in this video. Now imagine having to extract them and put them all back to get re-filled real quick before the bees notice they lost a whole box worth of working space. It gets to be a juggling act.
Distressing to me. Watching them destroy the comb. So much more work for the Bees. They watching a few Bees flying around distraught about it all, not knowing how to stop it...watching they're food source being stolen, panicked about how they're going to feed the colony. Especially not knowing if the Bee keepers are stupid or not These two chuckers happen to be stupid.
I wish I liked honey. I love watching it harvested, it's so calming and satisfying to watch it being scraped and poured. I just can't enjoy the taste no matter how hard I try.
in one hive is honey bond the bottom box is empty frames other boxes are brood or honey question is the bottom box that have empty frames are they in right order
Sorry if i may sound stupid, but i am just discovering about bees and i would like to know, if this is a comb wouldnt there be larvae in there? Or are their multiple frames and only some are with larvae and some with honey
+Ya doodles A late reply, but lots of beekeepers will use a screen called a queen excluder between the bottom and top boxes in a hive. The spaces in the screen are big enough for the workers to pass through but too small for the queen. This keeps the queen and brood (eggs, larvae, etc) in the bottom boxes and the workers fill the top boxes with honey.
OMG I can't watch! You just destroyed that frame. You can get basic two frame centrifugal extractors for $180, pop that frame back in and they will fill it back up. Not to mention it takes FOREVER to gravity feed it through a mesh filter when it has all the wax in it.
Maybe I was a little harsh :-/ Everyone starts small, including myself, I still am small at only 3 hives. I sacrificed protective clothing in the beginning to make sure I had enough for an extractor from the start. As I made money selling honey I was able to purchase good protective gear and better tools. If you want to use that wax I highly recommend melting it down, filtering with cheese cloth and making lip balm and candles. Love the lip balm! recipes and instructions can be found online. I have used this method with dead hives going into winter. Frames from the brood boxes that have a combination of capped honey, pollen and dead brood can't be spun. scrape the honey off like above and dispose of the rest. I hate loosing a hive in late fall, early winter, it's too late to make a split and if you leave the hive unoccupied wax moths will destroy the comb and the pollen will mold. You have to take what you can get and start fresh in the spring.
Big Ol Internet Troll Yes, you can. But he destroyed a lot of the honeycomb in the process so it will take a long while for the bees to make more honey because honeycomb is essentially their home. They have to rebuild that before they produce mass amounts of honey.
wow i like to watch this video from time to time so funy to watch, you may not remember me but i asked on a diff account if you could just grab a chunk of honey from the box and just eat it when your feeling hungry haha
Uhhg its so frustrating to watch people clumsily do things without thinking things through first... pouring anything from a wide shallow square pan into a small circular container just does not work...that frame was narrow enough to be scraped off into a 5 gallon bucket, cleanly and neatly and then youd have it all contained into a bucket to then let filter into another bucket... whos idea was it to dump all the honey on to a 1 inch deep baking pan? That was hard to watch... but then again I think things through and cant stand a mess.. plus I have exoerience in a commercial kitchen
I have a question and plz reply, if your scraping the honey off and feel hungry could you just get the honey in the box and eat it, or do you have to do something before you can eat it
Yes you can just eat it. Most of the time it is filtered to some degree because it still has honeycomb (beeswax) in it, but you can eat it all right now
How long has this guy been doing this. if he used an extractor that would be filled back with honey in 2 weeks, now the bees have to make all new wax comp. SUCH A WASTE. too cheap to buy a $200 extractor.
***** I can't say I disagree with what you said. But I have thought maybe it would be a good idea to use the honey comb to be the next year brood comb. And last year brood comb to be melted.
yeah, it's gotta be. unfortunate that the comb is destroyed with this method. if it wasn't the bees would just fill the cells again instead of having to rebuild.
uuuuuu so satisfying but i was on headphones and at parts i can hear a bee right next to my ear and it then made me cringe BUT I DONT CARE CAUSE IT WAS SOOOO SATISFYING THX
how long did it take to produce that 1 frame of honey I am thinking of trying bee farming but want to know how long until I will be able to make my money back
+lilman dennis from what I've read it is really difficult to make much profit from honey without a lot of boxes and time. The amount of time it takes to fill a super varies dramatically depending on the weather, temperature, and environment. It could be a couple days or a few months.
Michael kruegerThere are 3 strainers , the are for gold mining, look up keene engineering classifiers. they come in quite a few size's , I'd say the top is 1/4in, the next is 1/8in and the last is like 100 mesh. not 100% sure but probably close enough. hope it helps !.
Its so satasfying watching the honey being scraped.
*satisfying
sorry just wanted to help
it is really satisfying though
You've seen that vid
it was just perfect :)
So calming and satisfying to watch the honey be scraped.
yay I'm not the only one that feels that way I'm normal (I think)
+Rebecca Hadley Thank you all for your nice comments!
Dank Memes I was gonna say that 😏
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Dear Horrible Comment Leavers...
Take this for what it is. A fairly new beekeeper harvesting honey the best way that he knows how. I think it is marvelous. I think it is wonderful. I think that anybody who is keeping bees is my brother and he should be treated with a little respect. If you want to ragg on someone, ragg on Monsanto, ragg on big agrobusiness, ragg on mono culture farming, ragg on the government that has sold you out. Let's try to keep some perspective here. We will never make any progress as long as we criticize each other for the small things and fail to see that those of us who are involved in things like this are really on the same team. Save your sly criticism for the ones who have enslaved you.
Oh yeah and by the way, it is nice to see the supportive comments. You all keep it up please. You are the ones that will change the world for the better.
I was just about to tell the "experts" to leave the guy alone. It is his honey, he can do whatever he wants with it. His extraction method works for him. I see a lot of beekeepers doing it this way. If his bees are producing that much he is obviously doing something right to keep the hive healthy and productive. I only use honeycomb, but if I wanted honey I would probably do it this way, especially as I use foundation less frames.
So if the only thing you have to offer is non constructive criticism, take it elsewhere. We need to be encouraging people to become beekeepers, not tearing them apart because they don't do things you way.
By the way, the videos I have seen of people doing it this way, they scoop the honey directly from the frame into the round bucket. So if you don't have anything nice to say....
Well, to be fair, it's the bee's honey.
You'd think someone who is at a point that he can setup and maintain a hive that is this productive would have educated himself as to the proper method of extraction. There is a huge difference between a new beekeeper and an ignorant beekeeper.
yes, this works.
It also means the bees have to re-build all of the comb (it takes 10 oz of honey to make 1 oz of wax).
Can you melt back down the wax. Heat the wax back up in like a crock pot and roll it on with a paint roller on a clean board? So the bees don’t have to start from fresh?
When I have an anxiety attack this videos are the best to calm me down.
Aw, sorry you have to deal with that. Glad we could help though! Thanks for watching!
I was literally drooling once this started
+LegendaryLiv It does not get any better than this!
honey harvesting is so satisfying to watch
DD ikr
DD WHO ELSE THINKS THAT THIS IS A LITTLE GROSS CUZ LOOK AT DAT HONEEY AND I KNOW ITS YUMMY BUT IT KINDA LOOKS GROSS A LITTLE BUT STILL VERY SATISFYING :3333
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This is the most satisfying video on TH-cam.
Thank you!
True^^
+way22good1 how do you filter the honey so there's no combs in it
So true!
This is just plain satisfying to watch.
+Jimbus Mapping Glad you're enjoying it!
Exactly why I'm watching😂
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+Jimbus Mapping i was going to say the same thing but u beat me to it. =/ Also i wish it showed him doing the other side D: I have to loop this now for my enjoyment.
+way22good1 MAN I WANT TO EAT IT!!!
Dont get me wrong i love honey but a part of me wonders, what made a person look at a bee hive and say "yeah lets open that thing and eat whatever is inside"
Haha true. I'm glad someone discovered honey though.
way22good1 same here! but it does make me wonder like someone just got stung but hey look HONEY!
Haha maybe. :)
there are not as rich country's and the bees make the hive on branches, and probaly some of the honey leaking and tried it liked it and harvested it?
In some countries people eat moths and larvae inside hives by smoking and opening it. Someone was very, very hungry and found a pleasant surprise alongside his bugs when he went for a bee hive.
That looks SO nice and clean, I'm pretty impressed, it looks just fabulous!
I'm not much of a honey eater, but it has SO many benefits, including health, when bought from local farms.
I live in the city, not a huge city, but no land really. I am trying to find a way to have a small hive, I want to help the environment (but I don't want anything large enough to terrify my neighbors) I've seen the Flow Hive, and I love what I've seen of it, it's just too big for my little yard.
Keep up the great work, seriously!
Looks delicious! Bet this is exactly what bears think when they find a honey tree!
I watch this to relieve stress. Is this normal?
Thank you!
yes because its satisfying
Thanks!
You're welcome
I do too, and this video is what got me started on beekeeping too. ^^,
when I watched this with headphones, i felt like bees were flying in my ears
Eating fresh honey is one of life's purest enjoyments. After you've tried it straight from the comb you never want to go back to the processed store-bought kind again.
That looks amazing. Most of the honey sold in stores aren't actually real honey. I would like to try honey straight from a hive once I'm sure it's probably way better then store bought
I really want to start my own bee hive. Just one for a start though. My cousin has 4 or 5 hives and it seems like such a relaxing past time
i watch this every night before sleeping 😂😂
+Abdallah Daher thanks!
way22good1 no need
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Abdallah Daher I’m doing it right now lol
you imagine how much honey there was in the wild before humans began to harvest it? It's like a sweet hidden treasure, it looks so satisfying lol
I find it funny that the most satisfying video in the world isn't called the most satisfying video in the world. My god I could watch this for hours...
Wow, thank you so much!!
I don't know why but this makes me satisfied somehow LOL
now i wanna peel more stuff
......
wait... what is the white stuff?
inside the honey? beeswax.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ruby Cookiez
The Flow Hive isn't actually the best way to farm honey. There are some problems with it:
1. You can't open it like a normal hive to inspect the bees (looking for harmful parasites or foul brood)
3. you cant see, if the honey is fully capped (only capped honey can't go bad. Uncapped honey has too high of a water content and can go bad.
3. When harvesting the honey in the FH, the caps on the cells don't get opened and the bees don't know that the capped cells don't contain honey anymore and could starve in the winter.
I'm sure there are more problems with the flow hive, but this are the most important ones, I guess.
Ruby Cookiez honey comb
I know this comment is from 6 months ago, but FlowHive just released a new model called the FlowHive Hybrid. It now has a way to deal with parasites and you can now traditionally harvest honeycomb. They have 2 videos concerning the new model.
The guy in the bee suit is cute
Joely Reyes ikr
Reson to use extractor is to not destroy the cells to save time and make sure Bees will focus on making honey not on building new cells first. But its all the learning process. That’s a very nice movie ! Well done ! All the best wishes !
Quick question for you: after using the extractor I assume honey runs all over the frame…..do you wash the frame or put it back all sticky? This is our first year and we are learning as we go. Our goal is to let the bees eat their own food as we have a short warm season in Oregon. Thank you in advance!
I love watching honey harvesting videos, it's really satisfying, and this is one of the best ones tbh
Really? Well thank you!
0:23 earphone users ... beware !
Ikr
Don't you mean "BEE-ware?"
Raja Anis Zulaikha lol
I want to scrape a long strip of that honey/beehive mix off the frame and just eat it. I'm not sure if it's edible, but it looks like it would just feel so good to chew it/taste it.
it is
the hive be chew but cannot be swallow
bees work so hard on this and we just steal it lmao
This is great! I love honey, and have always wanted to try honeycomb and honey together, thought it's expensive, and I need to wait cause my mother's money is low, but it's worth the wait!
Did anyone knew that honey is the only "food" that never expires? 😋
Very interesting. Thanks for watching!
Elvis Tafa really?So the honey I been getting at my local store is fake cause it always goes bad in a month!
Elvis Tafa
thanks for letting us know
the only bad thing about not spinning the honey out is the bees have to rebuild all that comb.
Gratz1333 yep
That’s what bees do, they work.
Love the way you extract the honey without any type of heat... All the enzymes still intact!
Quick questions... Do you ever feed your bees sugar?
Do you store spare frames that have wax on it if not being used? If yes how do you keep bugs from getting on them?
These things have been bizz-y... xD
Punintended
who else had headphones in watching this I felt like bees were really in my ear😂😂
Hahaha. Thank you for watching!
Ikr!
me
Haha, several people have commented on the bee buzzing near the camera...
watching all of the videos on TH-cam about beekeeping really has inspired me. I sorta wanna BEE a beekeeper. honey please 🌱
Mee too!!!!!
But I live in the hood...
But, there's flowers here...
i dont get satisfied by things easy but i just melted watching this
Aww glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
I heard a bee in the video and thought it was by my ear
Hahaha we've heard that from a couple people now!
Me too
In reality this is not cheaper. It takes 8 pounds of honey to make one pound of wax. Why not get one of those cheap extractors,and it pays for itself multiple times when you use it. The bees refill the supers quicker, and you gain a higher yield per super.
My friend, I don't usually get advice from disney films, but here I'd give you some. Jack Sparrow Once said there's only two things that matter, what a man can do, and what a man can't do. Beekeeping is a hard hobby to set up. People who aren't particularly wealthy blow a ton in one go just to get the hive, much less the basic tools. By the time that's all done even a couple hundred bucks could blow normal people away. I can't speak for this man of course, but I note he does have foundation. Because of this, when he gets extra money, he can buy a use the extractor on his own time. You make your statement as though this method was wasteful and caused a loss, and your right. But you must realize, for most people, beekeeping is a loss anyway, if you count money. You spend a ton for the sake of fun and honey. Financially, its a disaster. And so, again, you can only spend what you can spend.
ps. I know nothing about the person in this video. I was just stating what came to mind when reading this comment.
MrBagginsEsq "Financially, its a disaster" We keep two hives, sell $300-$400 per year to acquaintances and friends and still have enough left over to use in baking, cooking and coffee every morning. If you do it half assed it will be a disaster, if you do it right it pays for itself and more.
The internet is chocked full of new beekeepers trying to re-invent the wheel. They start small but if you're a good beekeeper you end up doubling and tripling in size within three years and this method of scraping frames becomes unmanageable. Imagine having 15 full boxes with 150 frames like the one in this video. Now imagine having to extract them and put them all back to get re-filled real quick before the bees notice they lost a whole box worth of working space. It gets to be a juggling act.
omg the guys scraping the honey out is fine af 😂❤️
Thank you for posting! This is very calming! ☺
That's like 1 small jar of honey every time you take a section off
I mean, there are a lot of impurities that need to be filtered.
+Astro Bleach could you eat it straight of the comb?
+that guy khaier yup, I always did when I was a kid.
+Astro Bleach well, I'm not exactly an adult, but yeah
+that guy khaier to an extent yes, in fact that is very popular in the UK
Cool and yummy 😋
Thanks for watching!
Holy Shit, the Bee Keeper is Matt Damon
wow! so how do you determine the optimal time to take the honey! thanks!
Anyone else find this satisfying???
It appears a lot of people do! Thanks for watching!
Me
Distressing to me. Watching them destroy the comb.
So much more work for the Bees. They watching a few Bees flying around distraught about it all, not knowing how to stop it...watching they're food source being stolen, panicked about how they're going to feed the colony.
Especially not knowing if the Bee keepers are stupid or not
These two chuckers happen to be stupid.
that looks wonderful thanks for sharing it. what happens to all the beeswax?
It's rebuilt by the bees. :)
how you got the bees
alternatively, you can just eat/chew it. its edible.
@@radiovenom1306 poor man's gum
Do you use for this Special comb foundations?
That bee is like ohh he stealin
+Thebeastgamerz hahaha.
Now I want some honey cone
comb*****
+Jose Gracia thanks
+glob was here! it's good stuff!
way22good1 Right!
its fun
Omg i gittered when i heard the buzzing in my left ear!
Ikr😂😂😂
I wish I liked honey. I love watching it harvested, it's so calming and satisfying to watch it being scraped and poured. I just can't enjoy the taste no matter how hard I try.
That's okay, it's not for everyone. Glad you're enjoying the video though!
OMG this looks so cool and fun to do. Now I want to do that but sadly I don't know how
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the wax is edible?
Yes, some people actually eat it.
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in one hive is honey bond the bottom box is empty frames other boxes are brood or honey question is the bottom box that have empty frames are they in right order
This was heaven to watch!
+Sara Sleigh Thank you!
Just think of all the mead that would make. :)
so how much did this frame weigh?
easy way to do it but not cheap. now the bees have to waste time rebuilding the honeycomb instead of just making more honey
So satisfying 😍😍
+Nyani -chan Thanks!
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I would never be able to be close to a beehive without a bee suit on.
I literally hate honey but its so satisfying to watch
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
That looks delicious
Honey is good stuff.
who else came from buzzfeed
Lol I get it
Ba dum tsss
lol
+MiguelXx3D no, its Badum TZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Fuck buzzfeed
I watched this video with earplugs and the sound of the bees was so real xD
Haha. We've heard that a few times from commenters. Thanks for watching!
Sorry if i may sound stupid, but i am just discovering about bees and i would like to know, if this is a comb wouldnt there be larvae in there? Or are their multiple frames and only some are with larvae and some with honey
+Ya doodles A late reply, but lots of beekeepers will use a screen called a queen excluder between the bottom and top boxes in a hive. The spaces in the screen are big enough for the workers to pass through but too small for the queen. This keeps the queen and brood (eggs, larvae, etc) in the bottom boxes and the workers fill the top boxes with honey.
Sam Wright
Thank you!
OMG I can't watch! You just destroyed that frame. You can get basic two frame centrifugal extractors for $180, pop that frame back in and they will fill it back up. Not to mention it takes FOREVER to gravity feed it through a mesh filter when it has all the wax in it.
Maybe I was a little harsh :-/ Everyone starts small, including myself, I still am small at only 3 hives. I sacrificed protective clothing in the beginning to make sure I had enough for an extractor from the start. As I made money selling honey I was able to purchase good protective gear and better tools. If you want to use that wax I highly recommend melting it down, filtering with cheese cloth and making lip balm and candles. Love the lip balm! recipes and instructions can be found online.
I have used this method with dead hives going into winter. Frames from the brood boxes that have a combination of capped honey, pollen and dead brood can't be spun. scrape the honey off like above and dispose of the rest. I hate loosing a hive in late fall, early winter, it's too late to make a split and if you leave the hive unoccupied wax moths will destroy the comb and the pollen will mold. You have to take what you can get and start fresh in the spring.
Big Ol Internet Troll Yes, you can. But he destroyed a lot of the honeycomb in the process so it will take a long while for the bees to make more honey because honeycomb is essentially their home. They have to rebuild that before they produce mass amounts of honey.
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what
honey its good
its satisfying to see the honey being scraped but i am getting anxiety from the bees when they are close up the mic
People do keep commenting on that. We're sorry. Thanks for watching anyway!
How long does it take to get a harfest like that?
so satisfied bye this
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! :)
+way22good1 honey I love honey
Honey is good!
+way22good1 mmmmmhhhhhh
way22good1 I'm going to try some soon
very satisfying
Thank you!
wow i like to watch this video from time to time so funy to watch, you may not remember me but i asked on a diff account if you could just grab a chunk of honey from the box and just eat it when your feeling hungry haha
I watch this when I'm tired it's so satisfying so I just fall asleep
Glad you're enjoying it!
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Who the hell disliked this ?
Haha, thank you!
Vegans
Is just me or is this rlly satisfying?
Nope, it's not just you. :) We've heard that a lot. Thank you!
This gives me the ASMR tingles.
Uhhg its so frustrating to watch people clumsily do things without thinking things through first... pouring anything from a wide shallow square pan into a small circular container just does not work...that frame was narrow enough to be scraped off into a 5 gallon bucket, cleanly and neatly and then youd have it all contained into a bucket to then let filter into another bucket... whos idea was it to dump all the honey on to a 1 inch deep baking pan? That was hard to watch... but then again I think things through and cant stand a mess.. plus I have exoerience in a commercial kitchen
Im sure they will learn from their mistakes and do a better job next time. Give them a break its their first time
So satisfying!!!😍😍😍😆😆😆
Thanks!
way22good1 it really is
Where do you get real honey combs cause at my super market there was honey comb but they weren't that natural cause there was sugar added
I have a question and plz reply, if your scraping the honey off and feel hungry could you just get the honey in the box and eat it, or do you have to do something before you can eat it
Yes you can just eat it. Most of the time it is filtered to some degree because it still has honeycomb (beeswax) in it, but you can eat it all right now
How long has this guy been doing this. if he used an extractor that would be filled back with honey in 2 weeks, now the bees have to make all new wax comp. SUCH A WASTE. too cheap to buy a $200 extractor.
More like $500
Ian Crafter You can easily get a centrifuge extractor for under $200. You can also build one for way cheaper.
I have to agree with Mike. 8 pounds of honey to make 1 pound of comb doesn't seem to be all that easy to me.
Fabs Well here they are extremely expensive
***** I can't say I disagree with what you said. But I have thought maybe it would be a good idea to use the honey comb to be the next year brood comb. And last year brood comb to be melted.
Ew plastic foundation!
This is plastic foundation right? I mean if it was wax how do you keep from punching through it with your spoon?
yeah, it's gotta be. unfortunate that the comb is destroyed with this method. if it wasn't the bees would just fill the cells again instead of having to rebuild.
how long does it take for bees to fill one double side frame of honey? do they work 24 hrs or do they get Christmas hoildays lol.?
Haha. Thanks for watching!
hello , you're scraping the beeswax ? as it does not break ? What material was used to make the beeswax ?
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+Daisy Hammer hes not your buddy, friend!
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uuuuuu so satisfying but i was on headphones and at parts i can hear a bee right next to my ear and it then made me cringe BUT I DONT CARE CAUSE IT WAS SOOOO SATISFYING THX
You're welcome! Thanks!
It looked so good that I was drooling
So how do you extract it to honey comb?
how long did it take to produce that 1 frame of honey I am thinking of trying bee farming but want to know how long until I will be able to make my money back
+lilman dennis from what I've read it is really difficult to make much profit from honey without a lot of boxes and time. The amount of time it takes to fill a super varies dramatically depending on the weather, temperature, and environment. It could be a couple days or a few months.
What size mesh do you use for the strainer?
Michael kruegerThere are 3 strainers , the are for gold mining, look up keene engineering classifiers. they come in quite a few size's , I'd say the top is 1/4in, the next is 1/8in and the last is like 100 mesh. not 100% sure but probably close enough. hope it helps !.
can someone explain the difference in using a plastic foundation (like the one on the video) and the wax foundation ? PROS and CONS ?
NEVER BEEN THIS SATISFIED
GLAD YOU ENJOYED IT. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!
Can you eat the whole comb itself? (if there are no larvae,eggs, or pollen)
You can eat honeycomb. Not everyone likes it though.
Instagram brought me here lol. It's so satisfying to watch.
oh god, the trypophobia account? thats what brought me here but i found it so satisfying 😂
this thing has been beezy you got me 😂😂
Haha, thanks for watching.
So how do you get the honey? like the white thingies are in it how do you take it out? or you just eat it along with the honey
The white thingies are probably wax. It can be separated from the honey.