Great video! Recently had an odd situation with my queen with a newly installed package and this video answered a TON of questions! I’m brand new to beekeeping and started with 2 hives, these types of videos help out a lot and I appreciate you taking the time to share all of your knowledge!

Glad to see she's laying 🎉 Great 👍 Thanks for sharing 😊

I LOVED this video. Thank you!!!

Going through your videos as I have time, I have always had an "ugly" yard because I love bees. I sowed Dutch clover when we bought our farm in anticipation of getting bees.

You are amazing! I have watched 6 of your videos since yesterday evening.

I love this flower video!

Nice to see the queen marking

Very interesting journey. Thank you for letting us tag along and learn.

It's my understanding that packages are prone to supercedure because of the lack of brood pheremone present early into the install. By the time the queen has laid enough to generate enough pheremone, the supercedure cells are already built.

My boss has a 40 acre lot and the county it’s in made us go out and chop it down after bagging each individual plant.

I do enjoy your methodical discovery attitude.

Love watching the videos. I have been helped so much

Very informative

Hello David, i watched this video start to finish, I loved, many things to learn about queen bee and replacement, just wonder what happened to the baby queen in that queen cup/cell? Do the working bees destroy it or the adult queen? I saw fingers touching the cell, don't you think that has no effect of the bees turn to abandoning it? Thanks 👍

Most of my hives came out of winter really light of bees. i ordered packages to boost them. have you ever done this and will it work?

Good video Will u answer my question I have done many splits with the splits making there own queen cells the queens emerge and go out to mate but a lot are not making it back bird food or dragon fly food how many times do u try to make a queen with that split before u combine the hives back together again. I live in Virginia Thanks

Nice video

I find a yard full of clover and plantain and other flowering plants to be more beautiful than a well mowed lawn.

You are such a magnificent resource! Am wondering since there has been so much rain, (possibly meaning to the bees, more potential for an increased abundance of upcoming nectar with your clover going gangbusters on and on), while they are in such small quarters, if they may be preparing or practicing to get a jump on swarming to be ready to go to larger living quarters.

As you held her to mark her, I was thinking, “I wonder if he’s ever been stung by a queen?” I don’t care to mark queens like you did because the first time I attempted that she stung me twice. No thank you. I bought a queen marking tool and learned to use it.