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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2022
- You've been thinking about trying your hand at comb honey but don't know where to start. Check out this video on the Ross Rounds comb honey system, which will help you make beautiful 4" round comb honey that you can sell at a premium!
Follow along as we assemble a brand new Ross Rounds Super Kit straight out of the box, replace the frames after removing and selling the original round comb pieces, and how to package your comb honey once the bees have finished it off.
Products featured in this video:
Ross Rounds Super Kit, 10 Frame: www.betterbee.com/ross-round-...
Ross Rounds Comb Honey Foundation: www.betterbee.com/foundation/...
Ross Rounds Replacement Rings: www.betterbee.com/ross-round-...
Ross Rounds Labels: www.betterbee.com/jar-top-gra...
Good video - thanks Anne.
I’ve been asked for comb honey by many customers and may try this this year. Thanks for taking me off the fence
Great video. I produce my first comb honey last year. After watching the video, I realized I was putting the rings in upside down. It still worked, but was difficult to do. Thank you for showing me the best way to set up the comb honey super.
Impressive presentation. You are a wonderful representative of the industry and inspiring to those of us wannabes. Thank you.
This was so well explained and made it easy for me to understand. Thank you!!😊
Congratulations on a great effort and a great result. 💛
Great explanation on how the Rounds system works. I didn't realize the lids were designed to fit in the notches also, so this helps a lot!
Thank you for this. I really learn from your videos. Just made sugar bricks this morning using your sugar brick recipe. Perfect!!!
Thanks I was wondering that was done. Thank you
A very good video , thanks for sharing
It answered all of my questions ❤❤
I love this. I am adding my second hive this spring and have been looking into harvest ( when the girls are making a surplus) and I really like this idea!
Give it a shot and let us know how it goes!
@@betterbee1979 I sure will! ❤️
Soooooooooo many thanks
Super. Thank You
❤ 24/7 thank you.....
Could you freeze and retry the partial capped frames next season!?
Great video...same hoby madam...i from Borneo
That looks mouth watering..where can I acquire this honey :)
When you freeze the comb in addition to kill any unwanted insect, is that also to make the honey crystalized?
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How do you place the Ross round on the hive? Do you need a queen excluder ?
Daisy, Yes, a queen excluder is necessary. A good system is to put on a queen excluder and 2 extracting supers with comb (not foundation) a week before you expect dandelions. Then a week after dandelions start blooming, remove the lower of those extracting supers and replace it with a comb honey super. Put the extracting super on some other hive and the field bees will return to their own hive the next time they fly.
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Please tell me the size of this plastic jars
That's a lot of overhead & labor. How much do you charge for wholesale? Retail?
Mine didn't come with rings installed.
Hi Darrell, you have to install the rings yourself. Check out the video beginning at 3:07 for tips on how to do it!
Does one eat the wax?
Yes! The wax is edible, although a little chewy. Some will chew out the honey and discard the wax, while others will just eat it all whole. It's all about personal preference!
@@betterbee1979 do you eat the film that you purchase with the rounds?
@@TheRainHarvester Hi again! Do you mean the wax foundation (like what you see at 1:47 in the video)? Yes, that's food-grade and edible! Like the combs that the bees build out and fill with honey, it too is made from beeswax. You can eat it all! Just don't eat the plastic bottom, lid, or the rings around the outside 🙂
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Should have given the bees more time to finish capping. Only getting 6 of 32 is not a good finish ratio when it comes to an income from the production as the super and things is expensive to start out with. A better inspection an patients may have worked better with getting a better finish ratio
It doesn't seem profitable VS just harvesting honey the traditional way. Am I right ?
Too much plastic
In winter the bees will starve
Bees produce far more honey then they need to survive
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