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Good information 👍 thanks 😊

Hope they request themselves

I had been running single deeps and went back to doubles this year. I don’t like them. When should I break them down to singles again? After I harvest in a couple of weeks and home they request,or wait until spring and buy queens.?

Thanks. Great info

Trapping any drones that hatched in the honey super. I did that, oops.

2:52 That's not a super! You added that box UNDER the queen excluder therefore it is a part of the brood chamber. Your muddling of terminology confuses beekeepers, especially those new to the field.

That is not a true Demaree split. A Demaree split requires all but one frame of brood to be moved up above the honey supers. The frames moved up are replaced with either drawn comb if you have it or foundation or both to fill the brood box.

Would like to see the different types of mite treatment, thanks for the good info

I may have to try the demaree. It's definitely a fine line trying to prevent swarms but yet have a good honey crop.

Good informative information. Thanks

You did it wrong. Remove the video and make a new one

I dont think they need more food. Looks like failing queen. If anything the queen has nowhere else to lay because of all the food. Take away food and give drawn comb.

GREAT video for transitioning into a sideliner! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼

Are queens reared from a inoculated queen considered vaccinated?

Another consideration not addressed is the number of tiers or integrated vent hood 'arches' in front of your face. Too many, such as three, obstructs your view and interferes with head motion and inhibits close viewing of frames, especially if any vision irregularities. I have the vented jacket with minimal arches so that I can look closely for eggs or other features on a frame.

Looks like a failing queen to me

I’d love to see something on fixing/preventing wonky comb and how you guys believe wax should be applied to foundation. Thanks for the videos!

Great interview David!

Thanks for the guidance 😊

Enjoy your videos. Still waiting for the West Coast update

Do we need to remove the attendant bees first?

I am running 2 deeps as a hive I only have 3

Thank you for review especially direction of your metal Queen excluder! Jim -Florence. SC

I call bs. iv been breeding my own for yrs tightens the bloodline ..

Loved this video. Great!

I use my formic pro pad(s) between double deeps.

What are the temperature requirements?

How do you build the HDO concrete form board hive covers?

I also sell honey at a Barbershop, great video. Jumped up to sideliner status last year. Hearing "streamlined" vs "micro-managed" put things into perspective.

great lecture, BUT show the power points! The camera person needs to show the power points, lots of information not shown,

Looking forward to seeing her speak in person tomorrow

Please provide us with the reference for the peer-reviewed "scientific data" that shows Pro-DFM make a significant difference in colonies.

Thanks you make it so easy.

This is the best video I've seen on doing a split. You made it very easy to understand!! Thanks

Wouldn’t it be better to leave the new split and take the one with the queen so that foragers flying back strengthen the new split?

Thx Frank

Great stuff here.

Could you have added a second deep back on top of the original colony?

Did u look in the purple box before doing the split?

Will you put another hive body on each or go straight to a super when they are ready?

Thanks for doing this video. You made it seem very easy, rather than very confusing, and that's just what we needed. 🐝🐝

Very good idea! Thanks for sharing

Great video.

Still fuzzy on a drone being a grandfather and not a father.

How many frames of brood did you leave in the original box with the queen? I'm sorry, I must of missed that.

Easy explained ty au

Excellent lecture! Thanks so much!

Great info, thanks. Greetings from Washington state!

A lot of information 😊

Thanks!