More wax, More Wax Moth and more Strategies🤷‍♂️🐝

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• JO

  @jotttn · 3 days ago

  Your organisation skills are in another level!! 🙌

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• MI

  @mikehill9888 · 3 days ago

  In South America in the mountain tops they are finding pesticides. Coffee plants up in the mountains for separation still find traces of chemicals from the winds that blow

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• JO

  @johnmorgan9435 · 11 hours ago

  There was a time a bee farmer could talk to and buy equipment direct from manufacturers now the middle man's involved, breaking the link with the real customer.

• FA

  @Fargo1825SF · 2 days ago

  Hi Richard, awesome videos as always. If you cover your wax trays with insulating materials (insulation foam) right after you poor them, the wax cools down slower, and I think the wax will detach from the tray and not crack from the middle of the wax block.

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• MR

  @MrAaroncornish · 2 days ago

  Keep on keeping on! Looking great :)

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  @1010AD · 7 hours ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo3rzqTag1s&amp;t=156">2:36</a> &nbsp;Hi Richard, where can I get one of your Asian hornet resin blocks? Teaching beekeepers, especially new ones like me, about Asian hornets is a really good idea. <br><br>I&apos;m starting next season and have been learning since the start of the year. Learning how to identify them and understanding the devastating impact they have on honeybees is essential. I live in Greater Manchester, and recently there have been nests found as close as Oldham, which is only a 20-minute drive away from me. <br><br>I definitely believe that in the next few years, they will become as common as wasps over here in the UK. Because of that, your idea to preserve actual specimens of Asian hornets in these resin blocks is incredibly clever. It&apos;s such a brilliant way for people to keep a real reference on hand so they can accurately identify them!

• PG

  @pgoessnitzer · 3 days ago

  I enjoy your videos! &nbsp;I have a very small operation compared to yours...to release my wax out of the pan (bread pans) I set them in hot water bath, while I clean and pack away the previous brick. It takes less than a minute to release. Cheers from Oregon!

• IA

  @IamUncleBob-R · 2 days ago

  What about bags of ice cubes on top and tarps to cool the supers down? &nbsp;<br>I know, I know tons of cubes.

• GE

  @GeneH60 · 2 days ago

  Hello Richard have you tried using your spray wax ( mold) release that you use on your candle wax molds on the pans that you are pouring your wax into to make the blocks of wax . That is what I use an it does pretty good. Or I also put my wax pans in the freezer a that also works to . Ha can you share what your mixture is on your hornet traps to attract them. And do you use apple cider vinegar to keep the honey bees out of the traps . Thanks

• SE

  @serge1837 · 3 days ago

  Bonjour, quand vous faites lécher les hausses près de votre rucher cela ne provoque pas de dégât sur vos colonies ??, elles ne se battent pas entre elles , ou dégât sur vos reine????<br>Merci pour ces super vidéo👍👍👍

• NE

  @NewChannel-z6l · 3 days ago

  Hi Richard, what is the name of the Hornet to showed in this video? Hope too hear from you, Charles Vogelenzang

• MI

  @mikehill9888 · 3 days ago

  With many countries allowing chemicals to be applied into our plants for farming the bees are suffering as Michael Palmer on Vermont on his channel mentioned that DTT chemical was found in the wax in the Area bee clubs. Do we need the chemicals for weed control or should we be manually removed the weeds with tech or human beings &nbsp;while refraining for chemicals ?