Adding Queen Excluders

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About this video:
In today's video we will be adding the queen excluders to all of the hives and preparing for the spring nectar flow. The hives are all packed due to overwintering with beehive heaters and the bees are ready to forage. The nectar flow has started and the girls are actually finding nectar and bringing it back to the hives. My memory stick ran out of space so the last three hives were not filmed but they got the same treatment as the other hives. Have a great day and welcome to springtime beekeeping.

About this Channel:
I hope you enjoy this video. If you are interested in becoming a beekeeper or experience backyard beekeeping for yourself have a look at some of the videos on this channel as well as videos from creators I have listed below. This is my third season as a beekeeper and everything I have learned came from YouTube and mostly from the channels listed below.

Although this channel is primarily about beekeeping I am also a quasi pepper who believes in becoming self-sufficient. With that in mind, I have started a garden, planted fruit trees, replaced the hedges in front of my house with blueberry bushes, and have recently built a chicken coop. In short, I will share a lot more than bees with this channel.

A little about me:
I am a person who believes you are never to old to learn something. Be it beekeeping, farming, raising chickens, painting, filming and editing video, making wine, beer, bread, cheese, and other fermentation consumables, play guitar etc... If I see something I want to try I start it immediately. If there is one thing I could choose to pass along to my children this would be it. Never be afraid to try. My wife famously told me once that if you are not willing to be bad at something, you will never be good at it. That means I am bad at quite a few things.

A little about you:
Please reach out in the comments and tell me what you're up too and how I could do things better. You may have experience doing what it is I am attempting to do and you knowledge and experience could be very helpful to me. Remember, I try all sorts of thing but I am not always successful. ...but I still try. :-)
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Here are a couple of the people who I follow and consider virtual mentors. These channels will help you in your beekeeping journey and show you many ways to make your beekeeping adventure an exciting one.

My Mentors:

Vino Farm
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-xczyljpDKuM00-45OUrvg

Frederick Dunn
https://www.youtube.com/user/HTCSWEOD

David Burns
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcilAnkcu67nJwNlgqVKdXw

Devan Rawn
https://www.youtube.com/user/devanwatchesvlogs

Mike Barry
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4jr_hLv6HmZ3ICCdw4C6Q

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