[@LuckyFigFarm]

Helpful for a beginner. Thanks from WA.

[@theurbanbee]

I’m glad you found my video helpful. I hope to make some more in the future
Thanks

[@Arnolebahliar]

👍👍👍

[@michaelchaplin3445]

Great vid!! Loads of useful information, Thankyou

[@mattchiswell7842]

Thank you for a very informative video, you make it look so easy!

[@theurbanbee]

I’m glad you were able to take something away from it. Thank you 😊

[@charmainerafton8500]

Great step by step information.
Thankyou we found it very intere..sting 🐝

[@dainablums4689]

Terrific video

[@richardjefferson8781]

Watch a couple of your videos found them to be very informative, I have just started into bee hivesand find your videos very helpful please keep them coming cheers Richard

[@theurbanbee]

Thanks Richard! I’m glad you like our videos

[@dainablums4689]

Great video - 30 stings - not for me - just give me the honey.

[@million2150]

Any change of a garden tour? Looks like a nice food forest.

[@theurbanbee]

That’s a good idea. We are big on urban farming and regenerative agriculture.

[@stephanmiller8244]

Great video, i am a new bee keeper in North Queensland. Can you tell me why the sheet of iron on top of hive? Is that for shade or protection from rain?

[@theurbanbee]

Hey Stephan, thanks for watching! Yeh the tin is two fold for us, one it keeps the sun off the hive and two it stops rain coming into their entrance. Early on we had issues with the rain and it backfilling in the hive if it wasn’t 100% level. That’s why we also went to mesh base boards. If our hives are out in direct sun most of the day I screw a chuck of off cut wood under the tin to create an air layer

[@sotraim]

Bon soir je suis du Nord Afrique ( Maroc ) est ce que tous ces étages tu les a posée à la fois