Lifecycle of the Queen

This is an educational series on Beekeeping teaching beekeepers how to keep bees. Learning how to keep bees starts with learning about the bees. This video will help you understand the life cycle of the Honey bees thus allowing you to increase the production of your hive by knowing about your bees.
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[@Junebug-js4ol]

Excellent video. Thanks.

[@christopherstephenson5320]

I am not a beekeeper but I found this so fascinating! 😊 I always wondered about how the queen bee comes to be!!

[@williajohnson1851]

Thank you, Mr. Woods. I needed this.

[@Whitey56.]

Thanks Woodsey for a great video.

[@richardhyatt-beekeeping]

Excellent study.

[@hakkakdeniz4820]

Thanks a lot for helping, good videos

[@beemanrunning977]

Well done. Thanks

[@kenthompson6539]

In a superceedure there can be two Queens in the box and on occasions both laying.

[@chicken6946]

I have three hives thats had two queens in them right now going on three years.i have the videos of each time i heck them to prove it

[@spirestocksnotification6710]

Between the second and third year; the queen typically and notably declines in productivity and can be superceded early and sometimes too late in Spring of third year. Suggest monitoring her production and think about requeening just after flow of second year

[@chicken6946]

@@spirestocksnotification6710 not sure where the information comes from,but my two hives with the two queens still going strong and this the fourth year.i just have to keep plenty of room on the hives fod them.i also have a few hives with older queens and no problem at all.but bees will do what bees will do no matter how much we think we know about them we dont.what works for some will not work for others,people just have to find a system and bees that works for them

[@andycalcutt2177]

Good info

[@maherbusinessmanager8465]

I like this video

[@maherbusinessmanager8465]

Thanks

[@1wildwackywoman]

👍🏼

[@suressubramanian7024]

If they will make a queen their self how long it will be for me to notice a queen cell. I cnt see any until 6 days till today after the lost of the queen.

[@bryancosten7184]

Thanks. I have a hive that is in a replacement cycle and wanted to know how much longer it will be til I see more bees in my colony.

[@woodsbeeco.2624]

Can you tell me more. Did it swarm and when. Have you seen the queen, eggs or larvae?

[@eurekandavani5089]

Who run the world...girls! Who run the world... girls

[@manuhonkanen2111]

Without the drones her empire would not last long 🐝

[@suressubramanian7024]

Hi sir thanks for the great info. I hv lost my queen because she has died. I have apis cerana colony. Whn i search for buy a queen. There was only apis milefera species. Can i buy apis melefera queen for my apis cerana bee colony.

[@woodsbeeco.2624]

Yes, when you talk about honey bees you can pretty much re-queen with and sub species

[@suressubramanian7024]

Bcs im just new in this beekeping. I gt this bees free from my neighbour house. So i just transfer them into my hive with their combs too. So of that i dont hv any open brood to give them. Im so worried about them.

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