How to Harvest Honey! | Beekeeping with Maddie #12

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[maddiemoate]

Disclaimer: My mum and I have been keeping bees for 3 years, are both well read and have completed beekeeping courses, but we are by no means experts. We make sure the bees are healthy but try not to interfere with them too much. We welcome any advice and tips from fellow beekeepers and always recommend getting a second opinion as our knowledge is limited :-)

[bobhavener]

Maddie and her mum get to eat the best honey available, straight from the hive. Not diluted or changed in any way, just pure sweet goodness that only mother nature can deliver. And for the curious type, working with bees is fascinating!

[joeyperez]

Outstanding class little sister. I started bee keeping in September 2023, will be harvesting this July 2024. Thanks for the knowledge and entertainment, be blessed.

[bethanyseiley]

My four-year-old asked this morning how we get honey from bees, and your video was very informational and helpful to show him a gentle beekeeping process - so thank you!

[TieuTamDailyLife-mo]

The forest setting is so magical. Your video captures its beauty perfectly!

[alexZWL]

Just awesome. The facial expressions when you speak. Lots of enthusiasm. It's really addictive to watch. Keep them coming.

[straggerthelupinragi]

I like bees even though I'd silently freak out if one came near me. But they are very fuzzy, cute, and they do a little waggle dance.

[georgebanyu]

I liked the showcasing of honey harvesting and learnt alot as a beginner.

[dronewild]

She is awesome haha, so happy, bubbly and energetic, what a gorgeous person

[NugnoJmiK]

This video made my day. I love these and I’ve always wanted to be a beekeeper. It was really satisfying watching these videos and I’ve been watching this video particularly since I was young.

[r.r.s]

I like to watch this when I am feeling down... this girls' accent and energy always cheers me up.

[RunSlagathorRun]

how in the world is it possible that you have been producing Discovery Channel quality videos consistently for THREE YEARS and only have 21k subscribers? seriously, your personality is that of the ideal TV host. you really need to market this channel. more. i cant imagine any other reason why you have less than 1 million subs.

[JMJ]

Thank you! This is a wonderful video for kids to get a better idea of where honey comes from and how it is harvested and put into jars.

[DerrickCElair]

I’ve started researching more about honey bees 🐝 and i never knew how much more work they do. Bee Bread, Bee Pollen, Royal Jelly and Propolis. I’ve had them all and still have some of each but I haven’t tried the Propolis just yet. The benefits of the Bee 🐝 is untouchable. I started watching YouTube videos for further research and this is the one I came across and I’ve watched it so many times. I learned a lot from your channel within a two week span. Thank you for keeping our Bees and teaching others how to harvest. They are a huge part of nature and we all should return back to nature for health reasons. Great video by the way. HUGE THUMBS UP 👍🏿

[gala]

im in a bee club after school and we often just wear gloves or the hats, or even nothing at all. Only three people got stung during the whole 3 weeks we harvested honey, and it was because one day the bees were requeening and it was quite cold. Great video!

[karencampbell]

Gives you a greater appreciation of the bees! Great job ladies!

[carametz]

I and my young son SO enjoyed this!! Thank you Maddie & Mum for showing us the ins and outs of this sweeeet process :)

[TheLowstef]

It's been a couple of crappy days (for various random reasons). That smile made it better. It makes everything better. The pure enthusiasm and joy is infectious. Thanks.

[lewispullon]

Never seen this, but I think these ladies have put in a good days work. And plus they are smiling. There awesome

[pendabyrd]

*WINNIE THE POOH WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*