I like watching you play with the bugs in the morning... Gets me psyched up to go out in a few and play with them myself.. Have a good day Ian..🤓 PS. I said give her a raise a couple of years ago... time for another one...🧐

HOLY new CAMERA!!! This crystal clear HDR video quality is surely nice! Great to see you stepping up both farming and video production qualities at the same time :)

I'd love to hear more from Kerry!

Oh I remember when you stacked these, I was wondering how they did. In so many ways beekeeping is a math equation, changing the equation can be a very useful tool. Thanks for sharing Ian, Blessed Days...

Nice looking bees! I bet Carrie is happy to be grafting again, and she hasn't lost her touch!

I am looking forward to your assessment of the Randy Oliver queens. I have 4 russian hybrid queens arriving tomorrow to make 4 new colonies. I think the next round of queens will be Missouri Mutts. I have not decided what to use for next spring queens. I would like to like to add some varroa resistant traits.

Great info. 👍 thanks for sharing with us

All the queens i used newspaper and an excluder to double up survived !!😅 And they look better already

Looking good. Starting to take honey off down here in Tally. Cheers mate.

I like that boost idea 💡 i tried it for the first time on 3 smaller nucs i made late and wintered last winter . Its unnerving i get so worried about losing a queen . If it works for me im sure ill get used to it . And I think ill try to keep them 2 queened until they are ready to burst . Good idea Ian thank you

I bought a few golden west queens… they’re doing very well !!

I've been a longtime curious to ask about palette orientation. Are they set up for the convenience of your truck and yard shape or do you consider NEWS direction at all? Have you experienced that it could make a difference. Also, full sun vs partial shade, full shade. Thanks Ian we always look forward to your videos. 👍

Better watch someone may be out to steak Carrie from you with those numbers! Great job carrie

Pull a queen out of the double queen hives, put a box between boom ready made builder.

Seems like a small hive to use for cell builder?

We see what appears to be an ease of pulling frames... Do y'all not a have heavy propolis intake up that way? We usually need a crowbar and chisel to get ours out! We clean things up one week then the next.... It's as if we haven't done a thing.

Do you always use six frame doubles as cell starters or in the past did you use 10 frame double deeps?

When u make those cell builders do u completely Shutoff the entrance the whole time the cells are in there being made?

Do you add extra wax to new frames ?