BEEKEEPING 101 - How Beekeepers Know When to Harvest Honey

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• LO

  @loveisvital · 2 weeks ago

  Thorough. Thanks!

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• TU

  @turbo_stryker21 · 10 months ago

  Favorite beekeeper channel on YouTube! This is great stuff. Thank you for really explaining things in such detail and not just making 15 second reels that everyone seems to be so crazy about.

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• LE

  @lesliea.m.5392 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Often in the northeast we get a early fall late summer bloom of incredible amounts of golden rod and late herbs and the honey from this is incredibly good ❤ if you want to try some keep some spring full frames and swap them out come fall 😊

• SC

  @Scott2510A · 1 year ago

  Hi Laryssa, I was talking to a new member at my local beekeeping club about the youtube videos that we watch.  The new beekeeper said that she watches Beekeeping Made Simple from the person in Pennsylvania.  And I said that I have watched the Beekeeping Made Simple videos from the person in Hawaii.  But we both forgot your name and were not sure if we were talking about the same youtube videos.  So, I checked back to your channel and learned that you are now back in Pennsylvania.  You have us all confused!!  Since we are also from Pennsylvania, hopefully we will meet you at a beekeeping event sometime!!!

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• EM

  @emmuealhird5075 · 1 year ago

  Youre always very informative!! Thanks

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• FA

  @fabiankalis · 1 year ago

  Hi, great video for beginners. Good thing teaching about beekeeping. Greetings from a barefoot skep beekeeper who specializes in traditional skep beekeeping and log hives.

• CO

  @corycrockett · 6 months ago

  I’m in Hawaii on the Big Island! I am just getting into beekeeping and see you used to live here. I’m so happy since I’m sure you have so much knowledge about beekeeping here. I will check out your website too. Thank you for sharing and for your informative videos too!

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• GI

  @gigishoneybees25 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for the information!

• AP

  @ApicolturaOradei · 1 year ago

  Very interesting ❤

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• JA

  @jasonreist8145 · 1 year ago (edited)

  What a timely video, I'm currently extracting honey from my hives because they were full and I didn't want to buy more supers. The question I wished you would have answered is how to balance putting enough supers back to allow room for all the bees but not too much room that they don't get the nectar cured enough to possibly take a bit more before shutting down for the season. Or what do you do with partially full supers when you take them off to over winter with only double deeps? Thanks for all the information, I really appreciate your videos.

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• MA

  @markset0789 · 1 year ago

  I have been binge watching your videos and subscribed today. I have tons of questions and find your videos helpful. One question for you, how much honey is left behind for the bees? I appreciate the time you put into this as it is so informative.

• PE

  @PeterLawton · 1 year ago

  Is your accent from the Philadelphia metropolitan area?

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