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Ya an when we hear that sound we first think in our head what is the tallest tree they are going into or how high are they going this time 😂😂😂.

Very cool!

Hi - take a look on my custom beehive and let me know what do you think about it.

Old school seems like it would be the crush and strain method. I’m not sure what would be newer than this.

Nice one

sorry to burst you bubble but those supers are NOT mortise & tenon, they are "BOX JOINT's" . yes I know I'm being pedantic, but as a retired woodworker & a bit of a stickler I just had to put you right.. 😂😂😂

I tried marking my virgin queens and had 30% return. Non-marked had 95% return. I mark after mating now. But introducing virgins had been a game changer for me. I make 30-45 queens every 10-15 days.

How long do you ho between inspections? I talked with Gruff asking the same and he said 3 to 5 weeks which I was amazed at.

Just found this channel and love it already, Same thing happened in my region, may was a fine start but in june things start to slow down like in a scary way cz of a crazy hot weather, i waited 3 weeks but storage is gettin worse, i saved my bees with little food source, but thanks god the spring dearth gap is over and bees back to activity cz new blooming in my area and cool weather ! 👍🏻

Hi Richard, have you kept your wallet safe this time😜?

Hi Noel, great video, keep them coming, are you going to cage your queens again this year and treat with oxyalic acid

Hi Richard, this is Zoe from Vevor. I would like to communicate with you about cooperation. How can I contact you?

Hey Richard it's amazing to see how our distance is so different on the flow. I have a question that has nothing to do with your video that you made but I know no other that would answer it than you without it sounding stupid I'm in Alabama Why finish cell over a queen with a queen excluder? I'll be watching your queen rearing videos Thanks in advance

Yellow grass? Is that like yellow snow?

He Richard, great video again. You know that the plastic parts you took out of the feeder have a function aswell😅? To make the entrance small so the bees wont walk in the feeder. Or does it work better this way for you? I am curious how it work with the feeder upside-down in the winter. I ad isolation in the feeders to get more isolation in them.

One week of sun in wales has made a huge difference. I have gone from 4 supers full to 9 in one week

Looking forward to see your new workshop in full swing

Ya tight ass you should have bought an old second hand fork with real wheels, instead of that pretty toy.

A “semi” pronounce “ie” is something different in America… lol

Queen spotted and headed inside.

I have that bar and it is good

Are those supers wax dipped Richard? You keep saying they need to dry.

I need to go out and check my girls but it's been so hot heat index of 110 to 115 today actual temperature 100

Do you add extra wax to your super frames?

Time and money. Liquid feed is faster and honey is worth more than feed. I don’t see the logic in holding frames of honey when you can sell it and buy 5x the amount of feed.

The hook on the hive tool is opposite of the other. With one has the correct bend so that it won’t cut your wrist.

What a difference a week make's with the weather. They are some decent Super's. I bought some last year, apparently they were made in spain. And they were ropey, never again.

Brilliant thank you Richard

Yes there’s only two weeks of flow left. A lot of people don’t realise. Summer flow is only two weeks in June and two weeks in July and that’s the summer flow 👌

I use the same hive tool it’s great for the poly boxes because of the Schafer on it and I already cut with a grinder the notches on the in side of the hook to stop the frame sliding off. Two minds think a like me thinks 😂😂

Richard i have to ask, where do you buy your hive floors from ? Thanks

Richard, why don’t you use the complete Nicot hives? I do use them myself and i really like them!

How do you stop wax moth destroying frames with honey in them when storing?

No ladder required 😂

I put two lovely swarm traps out. No catch, even though at least one of my hives swarmed. 🤦😂

Thanks, Richard 👍

That's good news about the Asian hornets!!!! Great video

Lucky fella with your lime trees

Thats a lot of awesome equipment. The perks of full time beeking is having good equipment i guess. Thanks for the video

Richard, Much better!! My French Honey curiosity is satisfied for a week. Thanks. Interesting too, love the frames. Did you say “ Le Rouge” ? Thank you.🐝 Paul, Bristol

The "HT" on the supers indicate that the super has been heat treated, same as Euro-Pallets that are used in the food industry. I use nine frames in my Supers and am very happy with it. The odd bit about the new supers ist that the beespace is above the frames, rather than below. Having the bee space above meanse the frames wobble during transport, which explains the need for the wire rakes mid-waist of the super to stabilize the frames.

I really love your videos and the reportage style. Its very authentic and fun to watch. I just have one slight grumble. When you get excited/animated there is sometimes significant rotation and movement of the camera which totally triggered my motion sickness. I have watched almost all of your videos for over a year now, and I can only recall it happening twice, so as I said, slight grumble.

Lovely supers indeed. All ready for a lick of paint later on when they have dried a bit. Better looking than mine for sure!

Hi Richard, i love watching your video's. I was wondering, do you allso pollonate or is it Just about the honey?

Thanks for showing us the blooms very important 👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️

From war are you

Look forward the buckwheat every year, and noticed the balsam is out here today in Sussex

Great to see some supers going on 👍 fingers crossed the weather plays ball .

Thanks for the honesty and insite, 10 years now beek, got 30, and the flow is on well. Thinking about how to handle this much flow, I like your floatation method of handling the extractor wax. Past I have always dealt with it right out of the extractor, but I see the barrel method a real advantage. Thanks for the walk around, I am on a good flow and am trying to figure out how to how to get it our the best. 100 gallons is my norm, but I have a good feeling that I am going to double that this season and am trying to figure how to handle that. Thanks for the data. I know this one is old, I do watch your videos often, hopefully I can begin building a honey house myself some day. Congrats and thank you for the info.

Buckwheat like wet and not hot weather.... slavic people like it taste, others hate its smell.