Organic Beekeeping 101 - Video 1 of 38 - Full Course at Organic Life Guru
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In this beekeeping 101 video course, you will discover beekeeping basics from an organic growing perspective. Enjoy these beekeeping videos brought to you by Jacob Wustner and Organic Life Guru.
This beekeeping basics 101 video is an excerpt from an online beekeeping course offering complete instruction on keeping honey bees using organic, natural and traditional beekeeping techniques.
Beekeeping 101 was created over the course of a summer in order to capture a full season with the bees including lots of hands-on time in the hive. The course is intended to be a thorough introduction to keeping bees so that upon completion, the student can confidently start their own treatment-free honey bee hive. Taught from a permaculture perspective, this course will teach you a wholistic approach to beekeeping that considers the natural ecology of honey bees and agriculture.
Beekeeping 101 covers it all from basic honey bee physiology and biology to extracting honey and preparing your hive for winter. In this course you will learn about different kinds of honey bees and equipment and where to get it. You’ll learn about bloom and brood cycles, swarms, hive site placement, queens and re-queening, planning your honey harvest, extracting honey and crushing comb, combining hives and much more. In addition Jacob will share with you his philosophies on disease, disease treatment, feeding, and small-cell beekeeping. As this course was filmed over the course of the summer season, lesson topics follow the flow of the season.
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I just heard this fellow on the Treatment Free Beekeeping podcast with Solomon Parker. Great listen!
Wow, great vid! I plan on starting beekeeping when I move back to Michigan. To my surprise, you’re in Missoula, I too live in Missoula. Ty
great videos will be watching all of them new to beekeeping
One of the best books I've read is titled the bees by Rudolf Steiner. I strongly suggest it.
Thank you very much for interesting Video! I enjoy it very much!
Best greetings from beekeepers! Good luck, Victor
Thank you Victor!
Agree
I'm going with all natural comb and no problems yet but I'm sure I'm gonna have hive beetles but I got traps
Hi Brian, how did everything go?
HELLO FROM SLOVAKIA!
Thank you for funny and interesting Video! I enjoy it very much!
Best greetings from beekeepers! Good luck, Victor
Dr Victor Fursov - Entomologist Beekeeper Teacher what was funny?
What veil are you using?
The Sammy Hagar of beekeeping! Nice job young man!
What is that plant you were talking about?
Hello Chris my beekeeping friend, I have a question for you. Great video by the way.
My first hives made it through their first spring/summer with zero SHBs, zero wax moths, and believe it or not, zero varroa!!!!! Yet, it's our fall flow and I know this is the time their rear their heads if there are any. My question: If I do find some varroa and end up having a count that should be treated, what would you recommend if anything. It's a thriving hive. I'm a natural beekeeper like you, and my practices so far is to make sure they have the vitamins and probiotics to stay super strong. Plus its a super hygienic hive. Any info would be helpful. Thank you so much.
on an average about how much honey should be left for the bees to over winter
+ray5220 This can depend on the climate of where you are located, the type of hive you are using, and the strength of the colony.
My hives have at least 2 deeps of Brood+Honey, but mostly 3 deeps are best in colder climates.
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in Italy they use pine tree dry leaves for the smoker....
paganpoet3
Do you mean, dry needles?
Jila Mila it would need to be dry needles as green ones are next to impossible to get started.
Sara Purvey
Figured as much. It was the pine tree "dry leaves" that threw me off. Great news 'cuz I've got plenty a those! 😉👍
nice
hi I'm a new beekeeper in south Mississippi and I just got my first 2 hives been about 22day
Best wishes with your Bees Brian!
How is this organic if these bees are not local but Italian bees? That's one of the problems with bee keeping today.
Amercia doesnt have natrual honey bees. they are all from the old world
Pudle Luvr no, uneducated beekeepers are the biggest problem. You are demonstrating this trait w/ this comment.
Organic doesn't mean locally sorced. Most livestock animals are from other countries..
Thomas Hare EXACTLY..ALL THEY DO IS LISTEN TO FALSE TEACHING THAT KILLS BEES AND TELL EVERYONE ELSE THATS HOW U DO IT LIKE THEY ACTUALLY KNOW,THESE PEOPLE ARE WORSE THAN VARROA....
The genetics of honey bees doesn't determine if it's organic.
Bees travel 5 miles in all direction impossible to be organic, my bees visit my place about 3 miles away
is Bert your dad?
Wow are you prince harry's long lost brother?? You look just like him!!
That's what I thought too
please give me E-mail . I m Indian I want organics bee farming in india
Helo brother