Raising Queen Bees Cells

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This was very nice to watch and I enjoyed it Thanks for sharing and have a nice safe day!!!!
Comment from : Shane Lamell

Thank you Steve, excellent job explaining the process of queen rearing
Comment from : NHRA -CT

Thanks for sharing! I will be doing this next season
Comment from : BackYard Beekeeper Guy

Lijepo👍
Comment from : Jovan Vujovic

I’m from southeast Texas, Beaumont Tx
Comment from : tonya d gonzalez

I wish I had watched your video first Thank you for walking through each step explaining as you worked So many "experts" on you tube do not have competent communication skills and skip steps in the process I prefer old school approaches as well I never understood why so many try to reinvent the wheel Thank you again Steve!!!
Comment from : John McNeill

Good work Neat clean simple instruction
Comment from : Jack

Nice video and even nicer calm bees ! I'm thinking of raising queens next spring, but I'd like to understand why things are done, so - what purpose does the double screen board serve? wouldnt a queen excluder be as good at keeping the queen away? What impulse is driving the nurse bees? emergency? Thanks for any answers you can provide
Comment from : JohnFAlmost

very interesting
Comment from : Minotauro Trading

Is good
Comment from : Daahir Maneestar

Excellent
Comment from : Rabih Sarkis

Hi Steve, do you lick your grafting tool between grafts@
Comment from : Archie MacLellan

I appreciate you sharing your queen cell procedure with all the camera movement and moving boxes back and forth I get confused keeping track which box starts out in one position and when it is moved to another position I often wonder if usoing two different color boxes might help a newbie like me to understand and keep track better
Comment from : Ron Black

Thank you for sharing I love this method First try…25/25
Comment from : Rae Lybbert

I am still confused how the bees think they are queenless when evidently there is a quick just nearby I would assume the bees can smell the pheromones of the queen a few centimeters away, but guess it works as they are building cells
Comment from : Gloszz Outdoors Tv

Ran across your channel Excellent info Just subbed
Comment from : dabprod

Looking forward to your next video! I'd like to see how you put the new queens back into the hive I have the most awesome, calm hive and would love to make a new queen for a new hive Thanks for this video! 🐝
Comment from : Linda Anderson

My Bees get so mean in the rain and every colony ive ever seen gets mean in the rain this guys bees arent even bumping himbrbrEdit: Lol now he is brushing his bees and they arent freaking out This guys bees are on drugs That's the one surefire way to tick bees off and thats to brush them Now brushing them in the rain should get you full on attacked and chased
Comment from : Typhus 1618

You just explain everything so well
Comment from : Hashi Hashi

Such a beautiful video I've watched every second of it with passion And this is not my first beekeeping video ;) Thank you for sharing
Comment from : Marc-André Yelle

how do you know which larvae cells to graft ?
Comment from : Lee Knight

Not a beekeeper or even a bee enthusiast but I watched the entire video…and now I’m gonna go graft some sh!t
Comment from : The Bassassin

Outstanding tutorial
Comment from : knowledge Guru

But if you store them together, they'll kill each other, right?
Comment from : Sarah Sleamanová

Like many experts in their field, you make it look so very easybrAs a newbie beekeeper, I appreciate just how difficult it is to achieve what you're doing brThanks ever so much for sharing your expertise
Comment from : tasmedic

This is by far the best video on Queen rearing second to none thanks to you both we would enjoy more
Comment from : gray beard

Melifera workers accepte corniolan queen???
Comment from : Munish Thakur

Thank you Sir That was very interesting
Comment from : Terri Sansalone

Very interesting and informative! Love your videos!
Comment from : Liz

His bees are so calm
Comment from : kaila valencia

This is awesome Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Comment from : Nikkie White

Great video Thank you Each one of those cells will head-up a new nucleus, nuc, or replace a depleted queen I hope you show us the mating and inspection to see the new queens at work
Comment from : Carroll Rhodes

Well explained process You’re really a master bee keeper God bless
Comment from : Rogehni Munoz

excellent video!!
Comment from : Gary Corlew

Well done sir thank you for all that amazing information! Keep up the good work!
Comment from : Danelle Weatherby

You did not put back queens grow up to já I’ve you just take some baby queen in cooler the rest we not see that queen less need queen and how many baby put it back one enough or more ?
Comment from : Kawa Taufik

There's no sound I checked other videos that play alright, but this one has no audio
Comment from : Sarappreciates

I started out bee keeping in the mid sixties an never thought I wanted to do grafting but the prices in today’s world it is just about a have to now I did my splits but that takes to long on getting a queen back to keeping a hive strong for production Thanks for your video’s keep up the great work THANKS
Comment from : Kathy Hathaway

Great tips Steve lots of great information about queens breeding 🐝🐝🐝brHi from UK beekeeperbrHappy New Year 2023
Comment from : Beekeeping Gardening

Very good vid make morebrCould you put a link to were you got the cups u used
Comment from : Dennis Barney

wow they were so calm despite all the moving around what breed do you have?
Comment from : Quartz Delirium

Lol I see the burr comb had a bit of nectar in it by the look of your fingers!
Comment from : Pete

Thank you for sharing mr Steve Wish a Happy New Bee Year
Comment from : Robert Ling

You are the king of queens
Comment from : Hass Nao

👍👍👍
Comment from : Budidaya lebah madu kebumen

PLEASE HELP: can someone pls tell me a safe for the bee deterrent? The bee keepers bees have pegged our property, our chickens feed, our RV (living in while we wait for our house to get done) as a place they are VERY interested in I thought giving them sugar water at the far corner of the property would make them happy but they went through that like nobodies business and it seemed to make things worse One came through the AC earlier, landed on me without knowing and stung right in the shoulder 😞brI love bees, but they’re a little out of control 😁😬brIF anyone knows how I can at least get them away from the feed and our RV that would be much appreciated!!
Comment from : Skittles Skittles

damn impressive
Comment from : Juvanet

Great video thx4share 👍
Comment from : all smilz

The way you ensure your Queen Cell is amazing
Comment from : Matt Yoshimoto

Need loader volume Otherwise excellent video
Comment from : Bill Meyer

WOW! I had no clue but extremely informative and very enjoyable Thanks for sharing your passion Bravo!
Comment from : Reptoman C

i have no interest in bee keeping but this is a really really cool video, i hope that you and your bees have a nice day
Comment from : Raccoon

Well done👍
Comment from : The California Beekeeper

Hate to tell you but larva do not make very good queens Use fresh laid eggs They will give the best queen
Comment from : Stephen Anderle

Opa já me escrevi 👍👏👍👍😁, se escreve no meu canal 👍
Comment from : Robson Pitaya RR Brasil Viveiro Flora Rica

These are the very type of beekeepers that we all need to listen to and learn of their natural ways of doing things Thanks
Comment from : Roger Liegel

this was amazing and real informative thanks Steve
Comment from : Remy

The one you put in the hive only had a single bar The one you take out had 2 bars What's up with that?
Comment from : george hardee

gosh queenless cell starter for 15-20 mins so interesting thanks for your knowledge! nice clear explanation regards the frame configuration
Comment from : Gren W

You the man I liked
Comment from : Filip Vernica

learnd alot, very interestin
Comment from : Curt Eby

Nice method, good video Thanks for the explanation Gets me thinking
Comment from : Gabbard Family

hello your video is very good
Comment from : Ong Túc Lộc

Very informative and excellent job presenting the material My question is how do you get a hive with such a huge number of bees Do you add bees from other hives? If so wouldn't they have be nurse bees otherwise they just leave and go back home
Comment from : Woodland Harvest Honey Co