Thank you for the videos. I learn something new all the time. Thank you for sharing your approach to treating verrora.

Another great video Anna!

Great video I sure hope you get the mite problem under control I will be watching to see how it goes thanks again for the great video.

Thank you and can't wait for your next video.

This is a very good educational video. Thanks to your both. I look forward to the next video. Phillip Hall PS I am getting use to your accent and I am understanding you quiet well. 😊

using the smoker to make the bees shake the varroa off was a great tip.

Thank you for watching!

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!

Thanks for the information sir & ms Anna....i have also mites in our hives, sometimes : )

Thank you for watching everyone! :) SIDE NOTE: we didn't cage the queen in this hive at all this year or used any other methods. Note how we didn't take any honey from them but they still need to be fed for winter and note how even tho we had all new combs the varroa mites still needed to be controlled throughout the year.

Very nice videos. I really learned a lot. I hope you guys resolved the problem successfully.

Wow! That is so informative, how he points out the damaged, disabled bees. This hive does sound a little different then the last one.

Nice video Anna Mam seeing your video I m feeling well .

Enjoyed this information ✔️🐝❤️

Anna I might have missed it, but I would like to get the thyme recipe for mite treatments. I remember you saying it would kill bees if used too strong. Thank you and your dad for sharing bee rearing information. Thank you again.

good video, good job

This is a very exciting video. Do all Russian beekeepers call the colonies 'families'? (Its fitting because as humans we should be pro-family.) Since its colder in Russia in winter, do you do tighter and smaller entrance and air holes in the boxes for winter than over here? And how is Pavel's winter setup of equipment for the best survival rate? I'm curious what you might say about 'the most efficient' air hole size in winter. One of the reasons I wanted to see what Pavel might say about this is because sometimes when you watch beekeeping videos, you see that not everyone has the best survival rates of hives in winter. And it seems like people should very much concentrate on relearning from the people with highest winter survival rates of colonies. (Too much pride won't let someone do this.) Since Russia gets colder than here, this is very much an opportunity to learn about how you guys do overwintering survival. And do you close up the 3 holes in the front middle of the box in winter also? (The 3 holes between the two painted fairies at 3:30.) Thanks to Pavel also.

Anna, So does Pavel consider oxalic acid (a naturally occurring substance) to be a chemical? I'm very new to bee keeping and have lots to ask and learn. However, I cannot believe the mite load that hive has and if left untreated, it's doomed....if not already. There are no stores, the bees are aimlessly running around on the frames and the capped brood pattern is poor at best. I have an idea of what I'd do, but my lack of experience might expose my ignorance more than I need too! I will continue to watch and see how this plays out...very interesting. God bless and thank you once again.

Hi Anna I watched a video of yours where you used thyme oil & coconut soaked cheese cloth on top of the frames in the hive to combat varroa mites - was this successful ? I cannot find the follow up video Thank you so much for your knowledge Carmel 🐝💛🐝

I’m guessing u caged the queen to have a brood break my question is how many days do you cage the queen ok now I see 15 days

Okay, now I get it. It's the holes in the closed brood cell cap that indicates verroa mites, not missed cells in the brood patch?

Anna, love your video’s and your dad is the greatest. Will this method work on a double deep also?

Отличные видео.Смотрю с интересом.Павел в теме

Don’t you need the queen laying now to make winter bees?

I have never seen using holes in capped brood as an indicator of Varroa. Can you explain more about that? Thanks!

Anna, does your dad do any alcohol washes to get a true count of mites? Or a sugar shake mite count?

DO you put candy in the caged queen or do the nurse bees feed her while she is in the cage. Where do you get this type of cage?

I also wanted to ask you and Pavel... I had been thinking about how in the front of the hive there is sometimes a smell and 'bee graveyard' sort of situation. Does Pavel think this is part of what attracts the varrhoa mites initially into a hive? Is this one way how the parasites get attracted into the hive initially as the cause of when the mites show up?

I think you can dead all closed breeding and after make treatment oxalic

Caption, please! Especially, when the father says. Caption please !~

I use Ekopol medicine agains varoa mites, is chemical free, and contain thimol (thyme oil), and Gabon for summer, Varidol for late autum is chemical, but antibiotic free, most of mites is in october, if this time cant solve problem, beekeeper will find next year empty box

Such great information! Thank you! Question(s): please describe the process of the brood break to slow or stop the varroa mite - I get that the mites cannot reproduce without brood, but the mites are on the active bees and go from one bee to the next so the mites are still around to start up again when the queen starts laying again. Effectively, there are fewer mites but also fewer bees. Should you then also treat during the induced brood break? How long do mites live?

Hi Anna, thank you for your video. I guess I missed one part. Did you put something in the smoker to kill the mites? How did the bees shake off the mites?

Where did you get the screen bottom board?

Are you from? Im Spain

YOU got know what has new broad the fuzzy bees🐝 r babies thats the breeding area 🤦‍♂️ 3 stack hive system OFF THE GROUND on legs best no pest >Learn from the Best FRED DUNN🤦‍♂️🐝👍

What is "rejir"?

so, how many hives do you have?

Hlo mam

The nest needs to be tighter ... Do you have 3 bees on 10 frames ... 30 years of beekeeping? Russian friend, do the right thing and stop fooling the world ...sorry if i talk to much... BUT îs not ok...

That is a hive that is dying