Beekeeping TIPS For The Month Of July | Strong Honey Bees
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Amazes me how from one area to the other it varies. In NE Ohio we still have Clover going and other sources. We’ve had a great year so far, rain here and there so the flow has continued.
The facts about the water or amazing never thought they would use that much
Thank you for suggesting to do a mite count. We thought we could see the mites on the bees, we could not. After a sugar shake we were shocked! Too many mites! We bought some of your online courses to help us take care of our sweet bees. Thank you for such great teaching videos. We’ve learned so much from them.
I did the same thing exactly that you did including doing it thinking there were robber bees but I then took the reducer back off and things seem normal again so I’m thinking like you are that I’m just worrying to much
Sorry ment to write this a few above lol
hot and humid here in south Miami . my bees are doing great
Love your videos David. All the way over in Korea here! You are loved around the world.
Thank you Dr. Alaric Naudé
@@beek My pleasure, Keep up the excellent work. Much appreciated
Been watching your videos a few weeks , have learned more from yours then all the other folks out there ! my first year / hive have so much to learn.
So nice of you to say and thank you SO much for watching!!
Good day David.
Love your chanal, learning alot from you, working bee's in North Dekota and have my own hives in South Africa.
You can run a horizontal hive and insulation walls would help my summer is 100 and winter is -20
i use a screened inner cover, with a 1/4-1/2 lift on either end to increase airflow under the outer cover.
it has the same upper entrance hole as with a regular inner cover. screened bottom/screened top.
helps with evaporating nectar too. use when summer days are above 85 degrees. honey supers on.
Thanks, for another months tip!
Thanks TJ!
Hi David,
I am Lynn from NJ. I have been watching several of your videos a day. I love them YOU ARE teaching us so much. Thank you!! Our Nuc is just 13 days here. We were blessed to get the Nuc from a from a sellers personal hive nice and strong! She texted me today ( carrs about my son whom has autism and he loves bees) and said she is making a beautiful and even better Nuc. Matth will be volunteering at her bee farm. I have placed the screened botyom board in, they have a beautiful umbrella ( everyone jokes that they look like they are enjoying a vacation on the islands😂we placed quaters on the inner top board for a bit of ventilation. I was taken on a top feeding board its not cut right so i am giving sugar water in their water stations and fondue inside. I was afraid it woukd melt but it actually hardened in the heat. I need a top feeding board terribly as my girls have a late start. I need to do the sugar dusting. We love them. New bee keepers, no stings yet and its bern hot! I have to go to the hospital i hurt myself so ill be watching from there! God Bless❤️
I need to plant some Asters ❤
Great video David . There was a lot of stuff there that people forget about or for the new Bee keepers that they just did not know . Thanks
Thank you David for all your knowledge
Thank you!
Newbie here. Getting a new mated queen tomorrow for one of my hives and pretty sure I have a newly mated queen in the (now second). So happy I've checked the hive every two weeks religiously. Would have caught this nearly so fast if I hadn't been! Thought it was a possible swarm, turned out to be supercedure.
I'm watching from st Lucia 🇱🇨 and yes my bees are out of their hives alot during the day hanging all over the bottom and front .
I do take off every drop of honey from my hives. I start to feed immediately since I have time to (I only have 20 hives). It stimulates the Queens and helps me build up strong hives.
I started beekeeping in 2020 and ur videos have help alot! Thank you!
GREAT video. Still picking strawberries here but in a dry period with 70 to 85 degrees. All my bees are doing well.
Love your videos and information and thanks for the help. My hives are deep in the timber & they got 2 ponds and 2 creeks & 1 Illinois river.
I just moved my top feeder out of the hive and made a larger community feeder a few hundred feet away. It's been so hot and dry here in SE Colorado that even the little creek behind the hive has dried up. I better get a watering project done asap. I also need to add a top shade to the top of the hive as well. I made a west side shade board for them but who doesn't like more shade.
We too have noticed the gummingbird feerers and ANY water barrel is getting pummeled by our bees. water dish is not enough, I gotta put a water gutter out.
Great video David! You're my go to on beekeeping videos!
I am new to beekeeping. I have recently started to do so to assist my school financially. I have learned a lot from this video. Thanks a lot.
New to your channel. Learn a lot so far. You cover everything in a easy, total way to understand. Thank you.
Like the hive tool attached to the smoker. Good idea.
Thank you for this video I'm new and learning
Thanks for your insight for us still learning (never stop learning).
So true! And maybe the greatest thing we finally learn is to never stop learning and to enjoy learning.
Missed the 1/2 price deal! Would love to take your courses in the future! Thank you for making amazing content!
We have been doing bees for a year now and I love your vedio so much have help use alot.where doing good cause of you thanks so much love your vedios
David, I have two deeps two supers on each one of my hives. What would you recommend as a Mites control that I don’t have to take the supers off thank you, Charlie PA. Just watched July tips. Excellent video appreciate all the information you give us. I know you said you’re coming out with a couple of videos on it but I would like to start treating now because I’m leaving to for two weeks in July. thank you again have a great day. Stay cool.
Thanks for a good idea to put some shade over the hive. Much appreciated…
Thank you David! Absolutely wonderful and helpful tips!
As a newbee, all sound like really good points. Thanks for the assistance.
Thanks for the video. Ist Year beekeeping here in Northern Utah. Pony up time
Thanks for the videos Dave , very help for me as new beekeeper .🇬🇧 uk .
Thank you sooo much for all that you teach us !!
This video is critical info for my hive situation!
Thank for july infor help new beekeepers thank u
Thank you for your videos. Since I paused the video, the thing that I am looking for is that, I have heard that honey bee stings, trigger your immune system,and are beneficial. Although I am not a gluten for the stings of bees: I do get stung, in the summer, about 4 times by wasps. So, are stings, of honey bees beneficial for humans?
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Thanks so much Maro!!
I love your beginning month videos. This is my first year and they haven't gotten much honey in the supra but their boxes are doing good. So I am not even worried about gathering honey for me. Just going to let them have it for winter
Great video learned such a lot from you in this 1 video I have seen today. I will need to binge watch as much as I can on your channel. Thank you 😁
Hi Judith and thank you so much for subscribing.
Love your talks!!! We are new 2022 and really enjoying ourselves!
Here in So. Cal. it's hot Hot HOT!! 🔥 They are in the shade of a Pepper Tree. 💞 and both hives have screened bottom boards. I added a 3rd water station too. Just inspected and both have lots of honey & pollen too. 👍
Yes, heat is a real problem this summer throughout the US
@@beek I took out my pest tray to monitor and clean... and I did not yet put them back... let the air flow...
New to this you do a great jo ...thanks
ThankYou David very interesting/informative and I am excited about starting bee keeping.
Polyeurathain the cardbourd before use as shade. Replels water
Great stuff. All the way over here in Italy!
Thank you George. I talk to lots of folks in Italy on Ham Radio.
Great Tips David ! Have you considered coming to the Hive Life Con. in Tenn next January, its packed with Bee Keepers all over the US.
Great information! Thank you much 💯. From Oregon
I love your videos. I'm a new into bees and I need all the help I can get. Thank you so much for your time in teaching us. Happy Honey Harvest.
One of your best video. Tks!
Have you ever tried better comb from better bee? We had house fire lost all my drawn comb. Considering trying it. Your thoughts?
New “bee haver” in New Mexico. Love the videos. Hope to become a “bee keeper”!
Thank you for watching.
I enjoyed your many valuable tips and you did a great job reviewing such important topics. Thank you!
David I see you have a glass shield on your vale I have a vale just like that I would love to know how you installed it eggs are hard enough to see
Great video
I'm in central Oregon (cold desert) and I just was given my first nuc/split that had 8 frames. I'm freaking out that they won't have the time to get enough honey for the long winter. Feeding now but with only one honey frame... 😢
Great video. I always look forward to your monthly TIPS!
Thanks, Dave!
Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much Donna!!
Hi Dave, Great video! Thanks!
This is a great video! Thanks David!
Great video's! Thanks for sharing...
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On the sign behind you, Are you giving us a tip to leave and saying thanks? Nahhh, couldn't be that! lol ;)
David I see you have a glass shield on your vale I have a vale just like that I would love to know how you installed it eggs are hard enough to see through e
Awesome video as always! Thank you so much for sharing all of your wisdom!!! ❤️🐝🐝🐝❤️
Loved the video
I like your video watching from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This clip is so valuable!!!
HEY DAVE KEEP THE FAITH TO REACHING YOUR 100.000 MARK. I WOULD LIKE SEE HOW HIVE GO IT WORK OUT.
Thankyou for your sharing
How many metres should i consider from a bee house to put a source of water for them. Thanks
thanks for helping me out
So what kind of Mite killer can I use at this time of year and still be able to use the honey Dave
Thanks you answered my question.
Thank you for these very much needed tips. Really appreciate it.
You are so welcome!
Thanks this is great information.
Thanks for the tips!
With the screen bottom boards is there a issue with ants getting in? Or use a real fine mesh?
Thanks for the video. A lot of useful information.
Great video, David!
Thanks Paul
Great reminders!
Thanks
This has been extremely helpf!
Glad to know
This is my first year at bees. I have a hive that was doing great Queen was laying last month there were eggs and lots of caped brood. Did an inspection yesterday there's still some caped brood but no eggs. The Hive is from a swarm from late May. I live just outside of Jefferson Texas temperatures have been in triple digits for the last 2 to 3 weeks. When it started getting hot I put a feed box on top with the lid on an angle and the entrance is wide open so no bearding has happened. The queen is a large Golden Queen very healthy looking, so my question is why would she stop laying? They are in a 10 frame deep box the box is 80% full so I put a honey super on last month.
Great helpful tips!
When should I add a second super
Great help!
David, where can I get a hive tool with a thin j hook?
I always grind my down on the grinder. I've made a video on it but I can't remember which video.
I haven't had drones to speak of since March in any of the hives? If I'm lucky I see 5-10 any idea's
Nice tips David!
Thanks, great info as always!
Good stuff! Cheers!
Do you recommend any robber fluid to vacate the supers? Good videos!
Yes, I just made a new video about this: th-cam.com/video/_stKYw5TQag/w-d-xo.html
I am in MN and we just put supers on. Now I am worried that I am behind and that I should be feeding them. We are in a drought too in MN. Any advice?
Great video!!
Great tips.
I wish American youtubers would refer to the season as well as the month.
Here in Australia July is mid winter
I'll try to remember that. I did this in my new video JUST FOR YOU!!
My hive lost it's queen for some reason. they have 10 queen cells capped inside 2-8 frame deeps. None look open yet.
I'm in st.louis in July. Is there enough time to let it go and make there own or buy a mated queen?
Also since there's so many queen cells could I spilt still?