When to add a 2nd Brood Box. Experimental yard Ep. 3#

Young colonies can still Swarm!
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[PremierBeeProducts]

Thank you for being a champion of our product line here at Premier. We love seeing your bees draw out our foundations!
Keep up the great work, Kamon. Great video!

[dennislintz]

HA HA Makes the Yax Wealy Rellow. Still laughing.

[weldco]

Thank you for this video ..am a new bee keeper in middle georgia.. its my first year..I installed a 3lb package about 3 weeks ago. I just added a new deep box last week, had 7 out of 10 frames filled out..but I didn't know to pull up a frame of brood when I added it. They seemed to be doing very well.. I added the apiva mite strips also when I added the new box ..I will need to go back in and check to see if they actually moved up or if I need to bring up a couple frames. Great video! keep up the great work Brother!

[tommy]

Thanks k man. I had one empty frame . I installed a nuc two weeks ago. I added a super. I installed a package a week earlier and that hive is way behind the nuc. Nucs are the way to go. Thanks again

[lindiwemhlanga]

hows the long hive doing, and great-great vidoe

[matthewtidwell]

Big fan here, close to you, Robertson county, , ,
My question is, , where should I go to buy jars and lids, ,
Keep up the good work,

[tifreire]

That pollen may be from the poplar? I was seeing a lot of it before I left on vacation. My wife scheduled a week long trip right in the middle of May. Haven't seen a honey bee in 8 days but it's over now and I'm headed north in an hour lol

[DarienMshapre]

Oh man thank you for this video definitely helped do you have Any suggestions to grow my YouTube channel

[johnc]

What is your opinion on using a queen excludeder on a single broodbox.

[mikejohnson]

Whose frames and foundation do you use and do you coat the foundation? Thanks in advance

[scottpierson]

Premier foundation? Where did you get Premier Foundation’s? Thank you Kamon.

[jimlowery]

Could you tell me where you get the plug in the top for the feeders

[yoopermann]

i have a question? why dont more bee keepers use the horizontal hives? if they dont follow the pollination trail? thank you for the tips and info

[stevenfry]

Wh6 is feeding at this time not a good idea?

[davidryle]

Kamon, what equipment are you using for this video??

[judolife]

Not very helpful for me… did not specify nothing about how to do it, what frames goes in the new deep box? All 10 are new?

[baghdaddy]

There has been some talk on one of the FB groups that im in regarding killing queens as the nectar flow starts. The idea is that the bees don't need the nectar to raise brood and will make a larger honey crop. By the time the flow is dwindling down, the virgin queens will have mated and start building back up. Whats your thoughts on this?