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+Rick Larson Thank you - appreciate the video - trying to learn as I go.

I don't know. I do all sorts of things. :-)

Get list lost of people who have money and sell it to them.

one more thing i want to know that where can we supply our Honey to gain High Profit.

I know these Guys, they are local.

I found this on the internet, I don't know them. //tiwanabeefarm.com/beekeeping-india.html

Hi Rick Lasrson,            where can purchase new equipment for beekeeping. as  i seen in video you have very advance tools. but we are doing beekeeping like a old tradation. 

+Vikram Kumar You are a master!

+Rick LarsonThanks for replying. I bought some honey from my local beekeeper and since then am absolutely fascinated by them :P

+Chris Roberts The older foragers leave the hive with the queen and set up a new hive, most of the time not in your control. They actually form a tight ball, circling about in flight, and clustering on various objects while the scouts look for a likely cavity to call home. This balling affect is hence called a swarm.

+Rick Larson the hive had a queen cell uncapped with a developing larvae in it.  I also watched the queen lay new eggs in cells on the same frame so it would have fresh eggs as well.  Im curious if they will make supercedure cells in addition to the queen cell they already have developing.  They never seem to put all their "eggs in one basket" fully relying on one queen cell.  Our other larger hive had 2 capped queen cells. The queens were piping on a Saturday and the hive swarmed on a Sunday.  We caught the swarm as soon as they settled on a tree.  Days later we found the bees dragging out a dead virgin queen.  Id say she lost the fight.

+kckrye As long as you left a frame with the freshest eggs in it they will make a new queen. I allow all the queen cells they make to come to term and the best one will kill the rest like as in the natural course of queen making.

+Steves Beez Wisconsin. The month of May, always before a nectar flow otherwise.

+s1ghandnod You leave a small hole on one end or right in the middle.

+Conrad Sutton You must also do that when the hive is weak, or right after a split when they're still getting used to it and don't have as many guard-bees.  It's good to not leave them vulnerable.

Agreed. I just had an incident of robbing at my hive yesterday (first warm day of spring). I have an entrance reducer and today I saw no signs of the robbers (other than corpses). Now, I'm a firm believer in entrance reducers during derth periods!

Woohoo! More pesticides!

+ArtisanTonyOh good idea. I'll look into that.

+Matt In Illinois It's easy to find a local farm who will let you place you hive there. That is what I did. They will love to have the bees there. It is only about 20 mins from my house and I go see them about every 10 days. btw, you can just call them queen cells :)