Commercial Beekeepers, The Forgotten Farmers: Albrecht's Angel Honey Farm

Beekeepers are often forgotten when discussing farmers. Beekeepers are essential for all the food we eat. Beekeepers don't just provide honey, they provide pollination for 75% of all the fruits, nuts, and vegetables we eat in the U.S.. Everything from almonds, to blueberries, to wheat have honey bees to thank for their pollination. We visited a beekeeper in South Dakota, Jasen Albrecht (Albrecht's Angel Honey Farm & Vineyard Winery) to see his industrial extractors, learn about the history of Albrecht's Honey Farms and talk about challenges facing commercial beekeeping.

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[Whitesmokehoney]

What a amazing video! I would definitely like to see this become a series.

[TheBeePlace]

Well done Drew ... thanks for sharing their story. Happy New Year from south Texas :)

[radsk]

Nice video, Jason is a great guy, he’s a great help to my father in law with his bees 👊🏼👍🏻

[kathyhathaway]

I like your operation. It is good to see some of the bee keepers that started years ago that still love it . I started bee keeping in 1968 . I down sized years ago because of my age an health but still doing it . Keep it going and have fun with it. Thanks

[kentcostello]

Thank you for the information on how you got started.

[VerticalVictoryGarden]

What was the liquid being pumped in? Some type of winter food stores?