How To Extract & Bottle Your Honey

We are David and Sheri Burns at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms, www.honeybeesonline.com

Many of you are ordering our new and autographed book "Backyard Beekeeping" from our website. Thank you!

This is a great for new beginners who are thinking about beekeeping or have only been keeping bees a few years.

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My 2 Newest Videos Answers These Questions:

How To Uncap A Frame Of Honey

How To Spin or Extract Honey From a Honey Frame

Which Extractor Is Best To Buy?

How To Tell If The Honey Is Ready To Harvest

How To Bottle Honey

What To Do With The Frames Once Your Harvest The Honey

Which Uncapping Knife Works Best?

How Do You Strain Out Wax For Pure Honey?

How Long Should Honey Sit Before Bottling?

How To Detect The Nectar Flow Is Over

These are important questions. Harvesting honey can be exciting and fun when you know what you are doing. Also, as soon as the nectar flow ends it is important to begin feeding the colony to ensure your bees have adequate resources to continue raising brood in preparation for winter. In today's two new videos we will answer these questions and more!

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* * * Winter Bee Kinds * * *

Our very popular Winter-Bee-Kinds go on sale TOMORROW, Saturday, August 1st. They will be shipped in the order in which the orders are placed so be ready this weekend to place your order. They will ship in November in cooler weather, usually near the end of November. They are a favorite among beekeepers across the country in helping honey bees make it through the winter.

Our Winter-Bee-Kinds provide the nourishment your bees need to remain warm and strong in the coldest of climates. They also provide insulation and ventilation to rid the colony of stale, moist air from the hive. In areas of very harsh winters, we recommend wrapping your colony and only use the exit/vent port on the winter-bee-kind located at the top of the colony. This helps prevents mice from entering through the lower entrance and allows your bees to take cleansing flights more easily on colder days.

Although the website says "Sold Out" now, it will say "Add To Cart" this Saturday, August 1, 2020. Be ready. Order for 10 or 8 frame hives. Here's the link:

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Is Your Queen Failing Right Under Your Own Eyes?

We are David and Sheri Burns at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms, www.honeybeesonline.com

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Control mites is crucial during July, August and September when they are most reproductive.

In my newest video published today, I'll show you how to reduce your mite load by caging the queen with a push in queen cage. Also, in this video I'll demonstrate how to see if your queen is good, or is she failing right under your own eyes.

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Entrance Reducers, Fall Feeding, Robbing Prevention & Another New Video

We are David and Sheri Burns at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms, www.honeybeesonline.com

The nectar flow may soon be ending in your neck of the woods. Be sure to start feeding your bees as soon as the nectar flow ends. They are still raising young brood and these developing larvae must continue to be feed well by nurse bees. It will help if you feed your bees. Use our Burns Bees Feeding System now available online.

Poor nutrition can lead to many negative effects on your colony. Fall is coming and even before fall you may see an end to all nectar flows.

Prepare now to begin feeding your bees as soon as the nectar flow ends. Do not let your bees down now. Feed! Feed! Feed!

Our feeding system will keep resources above your hive away from those pesty, fall robber bees.

Our three whole feeder provides screen to keep the bees down when you change your jars or pollen patties. CLICK HERE TO ORDER TODAY

A question I'm often asked is how should the entrance reducers be set? Should the small opening be used or the large one? Do you even need an entrance reducer during the summer? What about robber screen? Learn how to use a robber screen in the fall to prevent your hive from being robbed by other bees. Watch my NEW video below for answers to these questions:

Watch My Newest Video On Stabilizing A Falling Hive

We are David and Sheri Burns at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms, www.honeybeesonline.com

Beekeeping can be fun and enjoyable until something goes wrong. Today, I've made another new video about how to stabilize a falling hive.

Also, in this video, coffee time is about not quitting. Watch my newest video on the image below:

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Wow I can’t believe it, the print edition of Backyard Beekeeping is finally on sale! Many of you have asked how you can support me and Sheri beyond buying your own copy of the book. One way you can really make an impact is to write an honest review of the book on Amazon. Customer reviews lend credibility to products online and they also help people who are on the fence decide if this book is right for them. In the next few weeks I’ll be sharing some of my favorite reviews for the book on social media, so keep an eye out for those (maybe I’ll pick yours!) Thank you for your help spreading the word about Backyard Beekeeping in person and online!

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How To Keep Bees Cool In Hot Weather & How To Keep Your Queen Out Of Your Honey Super

We are David and Sheri Burns at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms, www.honeybeesonline.com

If you've been outside you probably have been overtaken by the heat and humidity. How can you keep your bees cool?

Keeping bees cool seems like an unnecessary task. After all, bees should love summer, right? Yes, to a point. The problem arises inside the hive where 40-60,000 bees crowd into close quarters and soon you have the recipe for an overheated colony. Bees can actually become ill, and developing brood can perish and wax can melt. In my new video below I'll give several pointers on how to keep your hives cooler on those extremely hot summer days. The second video is how to check to see if your queen is up in the honey supers. Take a look at these videos and enjoy!

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Our new book, Backyard Beekeeping went on sale today! We are so excited. Please check it out!

It's finally here! Today is a beautiful day--our brand new book, Backyard Beekeeping, is officially out in the world for all to read and enjoy and learn about beekeeping.

It's been a wild ride from start to finish, and Sheri and I are thrilled to now be published authors of a great book on beekeeping. Thank you again for all of your support, it really means the world to us.

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