Spring Is Coming...5 Things You Should Be Doing As A Beekeeper

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Another great video. Thanks for all your advice and reminder on times to look ahead on things to do . Thanks

kathyhathaway

Thanks for the great videos. My 2nd year beekeeping and still learning. Native south Floridian City slicker transitioning to SE Tennessee country life. Started new youtube channel about Ms. Bee Haven, lol

ms.beehaven

Our spring season isn't here where we are located yet but those are still very good tips! We are still covered in snow even after our winter check which we made a video about. Hopefully you have a fantastic season!

beesrfunny

All done by mid month, with the new queens pre-ordered back in December. I learned my lesson about waiting until February to order bees - certain strains are often long sold out by then.

Highland_Honey

Hey Jason you can tap more than just maple trees. Walnut trees too. Beech as well. I am glad I am in Florida. My bees haven't taken a day off yet. I have 2 super strong hives.

joerowland

Definitely painting and building new hives and nucs

reapersridge

Really good information Jason. Thanks for the info on Bees List. Your apiary in the snow makes a great back-drop for your video. Thanks for sharing.

richardkuhn

Always great info Jason! I share them on my new beekeepers FB group all the time.

linr

Nice snow. lol. We got 5” Wednesday. Before the snow, I found a double ten frame deep I could lift with two fingers. I opened it yesterday and it had one frame of honey left. Got them loaded up with sugar cakes and pollen patties.

JeromeBeeFarm

Done or doing all but #1. I’m not ordering this year but I will be making some splits in March and April.

donbearden

Thanks for the video i enjoy all your videos keep them coming

hockinghillshoneyfarm

A very nice list of things to be doing. Here in Northwestern Massachusetts I set up any new yards normally by the end of October because it's not uncommon for us to still have snow in late April and early May. And in February the ground is still frozen solid so leveling out any stands would be quite hard. Excellent information my friend and as always thanks for sharing.

massachusettsprepper

jason 67 degrees yesterday.bees very active.
good video

kevinjackson

Hi Jason, I checked and topped off sugar on my hives today. I didn't plan on an OA treatment but I guess it can't hurt to hit them once.

jpthedelawarebeeman