739 views 10 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Jeff Heriot
This video shows why I don't want my grandchildren walking around bare footed.
Video length: 3:41
Category: Howto & Style
7 comments
Thursday, 31 October 2019
Wednesday, 30 October 2019
House Martins in Devon - John Walters and Kevin Cox
155 views 2 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Renowned naturalist John Walters talks about the remarkable House Martin - a familiar, yet rather mysterious migratory bird. Kevin Cox, chair of Devon Birds, gives an introduction and closing talk about the Dartmoor House Martins project.
http://johnwalters.co.uk
http://dartmoorhousemartins.org
Video length: 47:50
Category: Pets & Animals
0 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Renowned naturalist John Walters talks about the remarkable House Martin - a familiar, yet rather mysterious migratory bird. Kevin Cox, chair of Devon Birds, gives an introduction and closing talk about the Dartmoor House Martins project.
http://johnwalters.co.uk
http://dartmoorhousemartins.org
Video length: 47:50
Category: Pets & Animals
0 comments
Tuesday, 29 October 2019
Kenyan topbar beehive
5290 views 28 likes 3 dislikes
Channel: Artist as Family
Robyn Rosenfeldt of PIP magazine Australia, gives an introduction to her newest craft – Kenyan topbar beekeeping.
Video length: 5:39
Category: People & Blogs
1 comments
Channel: Artist as Family
Robyn Rosenfeldt of PIP magazine Australia, gives an introduction to her newest craft – Kenyan topbar beekeeping.
Video length: 5:39
Category: People & Blogs
1 comments
Monday, 28 October 2019
Drone Mystery Solved.wmv
2364 views 24 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
People have always wondered why drone (male) honeybees have such large eyes - much bigger than those of workers - yet they do no foraging for food.
The usual explanation is that they need good eyesight to spot a queen bee in flight.
Now, for the first time on film, is evidence that there is quite a different explanation!
(Warning: not to be taken too seriously!)
Video length: 0:44
Category: Pets & Animals
5 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
People have always wondered why drone (male) honeybees have such large eyes - much bigger than those of workers - yet they do no foraging for food.
The usual explanation is that they need good eyesight to spot a queen bee in flight.
Now, for the first time on film, is evidence that there is quite a different explanation!
(Warning: not to be taken too seriously!)
Video length: 0:44
Category: Pets & Animals
5 comments
Sunday, 27 October 2019
Honeybee Removal Using Top Bar Hive
840 views 25 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Patrick Thomas
This is a removal from under a mobile home in Lakeland, Florida. I used a top bar hive in this removal because I'm running out of Langstroth equipment at the moment. The beautiful new comb seen at the rear of the colony is mainly built with the flow we are having with Brazilian pepper at the moment.
www.savebeesflorida.com
Natural, organic, Langstroth, top bar hive, treatment free, foundationless, Lakeland, Florida, Winter Haven, Polk County, Brazilian pepper, honey bee, mobile home, removal, cut out, trap out
Video length: 14:49
Category: People & Blogs
8 comments
Channel: Patrick Thomas
This is a removal from under a mobile home in Lakeland, Florida. I used a top bar hive in this removal because I'm running out of Langstroth equipment at the moment. The beautiful new comb seen at the rear of the colony is mainly built with the flow we are having with Brazilian pepper at the moment.
www.savebeesflorida.com
Natural, organic, Langstroth, top bar hive, treatment free, foundationless, Lakeland, Florida, Winter Haven, Polk County, Brazilian pepper, honey bee, mobile home, removal, cut out, trap out
Video length: 14:49
Category: People & Blogs
8 comments
Saturday, 26 October 2019
Working bees in a Kenya Top Bar Hive (KTBH)
28820 views 10 likes 2 dislikes
Channel: Apiconsult
Check out my online bee course on Udemy:
https://www.udemy.com/background-to-beekeeping/?couponCode=DISCOUNT1299
This particular video is about manipulation of bees and combs in a KTBH with African bees - Apis mellifera scutellata. The video was filmed in Kenya.
Video length: 2:57
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Channel: Apiconsult
Check out my online bee course on Udemy:
https://www.udemy.com/background-to-beekeeping/?couponCode=DISCOUNT1299
This particular video is about manipulation of bees and combs in a KTBH with African bees - Apis mellifera scutellata. The video was filmed in Kenya.
Video length: 2:57
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Friday, 25 October 2019
QUEEN RAISE IN TOP BAR HIVE
629 views 2 likes 1 dislikes
Channel: Petar Petrov
Video length: 1:37
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Channel: Petar Petrov
Video length: 1:37
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Thursday, 24 October 2019
Bees on Phacelia tanacetifolia
1679 views 8 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Phacelia is a favourite flower of many bees and other insects. It is easy to grow and flowers in about six weeks from sowing.
Free top bar hive plans here - http://biobees.com
Warre hive plans here - https://tinyurl.com/warrehiveplans
Video length: 0:31
Category: Pets & Animals
3 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Phacelia is a favourite flower of many bees and other insects. It is easy to grow and flowers in about six weeks from sowing.
Free top bar hive plans here - http://biobees.com
Warre hive plans here - https://tinyurl.com/warrehiveplans
Video length: 0:31
Category: Pets & Animals
3 comments
Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Top Bar Hive - Bee Swarm Box
242 views 5 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: tompeyton1
A swarm box built so fit top bars from my hive.
The inside has old beeswax on it to make the box more attractive to the bees.
I have also attached some old comb from my top bar hive to the new bars with beeswax. This 'should' increase the success rate of bees swarming to this box.
The entrance holes are 12mm wide to prevent pests such as wasps, moths and beetles getting in. I can block the holes easily with a cork when transporting the box to my top bar hive.
Video length: 1:59
Category: Howto & Style
5 comments
Channel: tompeyton1
A swarm box built so fit top bars from my hive.
The inside has old beeswax on it to make the box more attractive to the bees.
I have also attached some old comb from my top bar hive to the new bars with beeswax. This 'should' increase the success rate of bees swarming to this box.
The entrance holes are 12mm wide to prevent pests such as wasps, moths and beetles getting in. I can block the holes easily with a cork when transporting the box to my top bar hive.
Video length: 1:59
Category: Howto & Style
5 comments
Tuesday, 22 October 2019
Henry County Beekeepers
56 views 2 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Monty Hartfield
Hive Inspection Henry County Beekeeper Teaching Apiary.
Video length: 18:27
Category: Education
0 comments
Channel: Monty Hartfield
Hive Inspection Henry County Beekeeper Teaching Apiary.
Video length: 18:27
Category: Education
0 comments
Friday, 18 October 2019
How to make a top bar hive stand
137 views 5 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Grandpa's Place
In this video I cover How to make a top bar hive stand from 2x4's and saw horse clamps.
Subscribe now to be notified when I post new content! https://goo.gl/n8NytB
Video length: 8:34
Category: Education
6 comments
Channel: Grandpa's Place
In this video I cover How to make a top bar hive stand from 2x4's and saw horse clamps.
Subscribe now to be notified when I post new content! https://goo.gl/n8NytB
Video length: 8:34
Category: Education
6 comments
Repairing Topbar Hive Comb with Plastic Ties and Spotting the Queen ~ 1080p
103 views 0 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Beepods
https://www.beepods.com This video is about Repairing Topbar Hive Comb with Plastic Ties and Spotting the Queen
Video length: 14:29
Category: Education
0 comments
Channel: Beepods
https://www.beepods.com This video is about Repairing Topbar Hive Comb with Plastic Ties and Spotting the Queen
Video length: 14:29
Category: Education
0 comments
Thursday, 17 October 2019
Toulouse Goose having a wash and air dry
5085 views 22 likes 1 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler
http://www.TotnesRareBreeds.co.uk
Toulouse goose at Totnes Rare Breeds Farm grooming in a bucket.
Video length: 1:21
Category: Pets & Animals
2 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler
http://www.TotnesRareBreeds.co.uk
Toulouse goose at Totnes Rare Breeds Farm grooming in a bucket.
Video length: 1:21
Category: Pets & Animals
2 comments
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
The best book on Top Bar Hives
2105 views 51 likes 4 dislikes
Channel: OutOfaBlueSky
I once thought about writing a book on TBHs, but then I found this book. It is the definitive book on TBHs and I can't write one better.
Unfortunately, not available on Amazon, only available at http://www.tbhsbywam.com/
I do not know the author and am not paid to endorse it. Simply it is a great book.
Video length: 5:57
Category: Howto & Style
13 comments
Channel: OutOfaBlueSky
I once thought about writing a book on TBHs, but then I found this book. It is the definitive book on TBHs and I can't write one better.
Unfortunately, not available on Amazon, only available at http://www.tbhsbywam.com/
I do not know the author and am not paid to endorse it. Simply it is a great book.
Video length: 5:57
Category: Howto & Style
13 comments
Tuesday, 15 October 2019
How to Make a Wildlife Garden
2176 views 23 likes 12 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Naturalist John Walters shows how he created a wildlife garden, full of birds, frogs, bees and even slugs and worms. He also gives useful advice on creating your own meadow, even if you only have a small patch of grass.
John's web site is http://johnwalters.co.uk
This event was presented by Moor Meadows, a group of people living on Dartmoor, Devon, who are working to restore some of the many meadows we have lost since WWII. The Moor Meadows group can be found here https://www.moormeadows.org.uk
Video length: 1:12:21
Category: Pets & Animals
0 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Naturalist John Walters shows how he created a wildlife garden, full of birds, frogs, bees and even slugs and worms. He also gives useful advice on creating your own meadow, even if you only have a small patch of grass.
John's web site is http://johnwalters.co.uk
This event was presented by Moor Meadows, a group of people living on Dartmoor, Devon, who are working to restore some of the many meadows we have lost since WWII. The Moor Meadows group can be found here https://www.moormeadows.org.uk
Video length: 1:12:21
Category: Pets & Animals
0 comments
Sunday, 13 October 2019
Becca's Bees - Splitting the Top Bar Hive - Part 1 - Finding and moving the queen
1038 views 8 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: NNY Bees
Decided to make one hive into two hives. My top bar hive has grown and we have not yet started summer so I wanted to create two hive. This is the process Becca and I went through. In Part 2, I add a queen cell to the queenless hive. Thanks for watching.
Video length: 23:45
Category: People & Blogs
3 comments
Channel: NNY Bees
Decided to make one hive into two hives. My top bar hive has grown and we have not yet started summer so I wanted to create two hive. This is the process Becca and I went through. In Part 2, I add a queen cell to the queenless hive. Thanks for watching.
Video length: 23:45
Category: People & Blogs
3 comments
Saturday, 12 October 2019
Matt Chandler's Radical Reminder that "God Is For God"
84265 views 1951 likes 44 dislikes
Channel: Tim Challies
It takes two ingredients to deliver a message that really sticks. It takes the right message and it takes the right time. Matt Chandler’s 2012 sermon “God is For God” is an example of this kind of timely message.
This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource. Visit http://sbts.edu/challies.
Written by Tim Challies & Joey Schwartz
Produced by Thaddeus Maharaj
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yqQuTT1S40
Video length: 12:43
Category: People & Blogs
252 comments
Channel: Tim Challies
It takes two ingredients to deliver a message that really sticks. It takes the right message and it takes the right time. Matt Chandler’s 2012 sermon “God is For God” is an example of this kind of timely message.
This video was sponsored in part by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where preachers train for biblical faithfulness and bold preaching. They are offering anyone who watches this video a free resource. Visit http://sbts.edu/challies.
Written by Tim Challies & Joey Schwartz
Produced by Thaddeus Maharaj
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yqQuTT1S40
Video length: 12:43
Category: People & Blogs
252 comments
Wednesday, 9 October 2019
Whole Armor of God
2 views 0 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Community Life Center
Pastor Phil Chandler
Video length: 1:05:18
Category: Entertainment
0 comments
Channel: Community Life Center
Pastor Phil Chandler
Video length: 1:05:18
Category: Entertainment
0 comments
Wednesday, 2 October 2019
NNY Bees Natural Beekeeping - Winterizing Hives - Top Bar and Langstroth
2091 views 18 likes 1 dislikes
Channel: NNY Bees
Winterizing my hives. I had one top bar last winter that overwintered. I now have three hives including a langstroth and two top bar hives.
Video length: 13:02
Category: Education
5 comments
Channel: NNY Bees
Winterizing my hives. I had one top bar last winter that overwintered. I now have three hives including a langstroth and two top bar hives.
Video length: 13:02
Category: Education
5 comments
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