Splits, Swarms, Queens and More - May '23

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• KV

  @kvadrad1 · 3 years ago

  I love how easy and friendly interaction between you and your crew is, they must respect you as a boss. One of the most important factors in successful business in my opinion

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• DU

  @DuckRiverHoney · 3 years ago

  Sunday morning, first cup of coffee and Bobs video 😃

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• GR

  @GregCundiff · 3 years ago

  Oh my goodness that's a lot of Nucs. I can't even comprehend how much time and effort it would require to manage just the nucs, not counting the colonies too! Great work Mr. Binnie and Crew!

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• GE

  @GEEZBEEZ · 3 years ago

  Enjoy the interaction with your crew. Nice to have quality people around you. Thanks and take care.

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• WP

  @wpankey57 · 3 years ago

  I always appreciate your guided tours through your yards.  Though just a hobby beekeeper, I still learn a lot from your videos.

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• JE

  @JeromeBeeFarm · 3 years ago (edited)

  73%, I'd take that in my hoppy yard.  I used to think bluebirds were getting my queens, but they aren't around much any more.  Later in the season worse it is. Maybe dragon flies.  Bad tasting honey, don't hear that often.  We don't have Mountain Laurel in Oklahoma - not many mountains. lol  Thanks for the video Bob, always great content!

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• TH

  @thehappycamper5575 · 3 years ago

  Very exciting to see such an explosion of growth.  We looking forward to your video about soap making.  Thank you for sharing.

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• WH

  @whoeverit9087 · 3 years ago

  It's about 72% Queen return.

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• BU

  @butlerbees6639 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for the quality videos Bob.

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• 86

  @86offroad · 3 years ago

  Too many bees, need to ship some to Stepplar. Lol

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• RA

  @rajbeekie7124 · 3 years ago

  Awesome job, having a surplus of nucs, etc. is a great problem to have. Love your bee updates.

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• DA

  @dadu63 · 3 years ago

  Another good sunday morning video from bob binnie and crew. Thanks for sharing!

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