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00:16 | Hello! Friends, and again, I, Ivan Fabro, |
00:19 | welcome you to my channel. |
00:22 | I want to continue the videos, video lectures |
00:25 | to help beginner beekeepers, |
00:28 | and the "old" ones, so to speak, |
00:31 | at the same time update the memory) Today we will talk about Helping |
00:33 | unfavorable winters for families, |
00:37 | Warming nests and feeding of bees |
00:39 | and Help for jobless families. |
00:42 | So, if suddenly this topic is interesting |
00:45 | to you or you simply have nothing to do - you are welcome to view! |
00:48 | |
00:55 | |
00:56 | So! Assisting unfavorable wintering families. |
01:01 | |
01:01 | Bee colonies that have weakened over the winter (up to 2-3 small streets) need to be transplanted |
01:06 | into clean, disinfected, 2-3-seat |
01:09 | nucleus hives for mutual heating. |
01:13 | By the way, now there will be an advertisement, because for such purposes, for such families, |
01:18 | |
01:18 | for their comfortable stay and good development, |
01:21 | hives are sixfold from the PPS, |
01:24 | which will help the bees to recover due to their compactness, |
01:27 | maintaining the temperature of the bees without much effort, |
01:32 | |
01:32 | |
01:33 | so to say without use of excessive vital resources and so on. |
01:41 | |
01:41 | So, bees we transplant. Farther! |
01:44 | Weak families provide fodder, honeycombs for the work of queens and are well warmed. |
01:49 | |
01:50 | If this work is carried out after the established warm weather, |
01:54 | |
01:56 | that is, at the time of the main inspection (the main spring revision), |
02:00 | then very often such families will fly away to other wealthy families, |
02:04 | |
02:04 | |
02:05 | losing their queens. |
02:08 | Each queen bee in early spring is equal in nominal value to the bee colony. |
02:15 | |
02:16 | It should be remembered that bee colonies continue to weaken during the first time |
02:19 | after the flight due |
02:22 | to the intensive withering away of old bees, |
02:25 | therefore, the chances of preserving |
02:28 | the already weak families |
02:31 | on their own are becoming less and less every day. |
02:34 | At this time, weakening of brood families cannot be said, |
02:37 | since they are not able to warm the frame with brood, |
02:42 | |
02:42 | and it dies or falls ill, for example, rottenness or ascosphere. |
02:46 | |
02:47 | |
02:49 | |
02:49 | Also, it is better to add weak families to medium-sized families or to join together 2-3 weak families. |
02:55 | Such a team family will develop normally, and in May-June |
03:00 | |
03:00 | it will be possible to make layouts from it in order to restore the family size in the apiary. |
03:06 | |
03:07 | A beginner beekeeper should remember that at the last moment of wintering bees, |
03:12 | |
03:12 | |
03:13 | individual families may (suddenly, due to a lack of feed or weakening) stand still. |
03:18 | |
03:20 | If the beekeeper finds this within 1-2 days after the onset of stupor, |
03:24 | such families can be revived. |
03:27 | To do this, the beehive with the bees is brought into a warm room |
03:31 | |
03:31 | and those who have been showered from the framework, |
03:35 | |
03:36 | as well as being in a stupor on the frames of the bees are sprinkled with warm, thin sugar syrup (1: 1). |
03:40 | |
03:40 | Then they put a heated frame with honey in the middle of the nest, |
03:45 | warm the nest carefully, |
03:48 | and close the tap-holes. |
03:50 | After the bees come to life, the hives are put in place. |
03:54 | In practice, there are many cases when bees get warm and come to life, after which they are transferred to points. |
04:00 | |
04:00 | Although, as for me, there will be no particular sense with such bees, |
04:06 | |
04:06 | but it is still a pity for bees, so you can try to save them. |
04:10 | The bees are revived with heat even when the winter house is filled with spring water |
04:15 | |
04:15 | and the bees stayed there for a short time (from 1 to 4 hours). |
04:21 | |
04:21 | As a rule, bees released from water in a warm dry room or at a temperature of 12-15 ° C |
04:27 | |
04:27 | come free at will. |
04:31 | At least that is what literature writes; |
04:33 | I didn’t bathe the bees personally in the water. |
04:35 | If the bee's nest is heavily contaminated with stains of diarrhea, |
04:38 | the frames with the traces of diarrhea |
04:41 | and poor-quality food (soured, crystallized or honeydew honey) |
04:45 | are removed from the beehive. |
04:48 | |
04:48 | in their place light brown honeycombs with warm sugar syrup are substituted |
04:53 | |
04:54 | into the nest or a heated honey frame with honey is placed. |
04:58 | In the course of the inspection of the nests replace the dirty hull and the bottom, |
05:03 | ideally all the hulls and the bottom that came out |
05:06 | |
05:07 | of the wintering area should be replaced. |
05:09 | However, it may not always be sufficient stock. |
05:12 | Then do so. |
05:13 | First, change the number of buildings and bottoms that are available. |
05:19 | The freed parts of the hives are then cleaned, washed, disinfected and dried, and the next day they are used as a replacement material. |
05:25 | |
05:25 | and the next day they are used as a replacement material. |
05:28 | And so do before the end of the inspection. |
05:32 | Now let's look at the Warming of the nests and feeding the bees. |
05:35 | |
05:36 | Weal nests and feeding the bees contribute |
05:39 | to the good development of bee colonies in the spring. |
05:42 | |
05:45 | In the spring, each bee colony should have at least 8 kg of honey |
05:48 | and 1-2 frames with perga. |
05:50 | Therefore, the first to replenish stocks of feed in those families |
05:54 | who suffer from hunger. |
05:57 | Frames with honey or honeycombs with warm sugar syrup are put in the hive. |
06:00 | |
06:01 | Frames with honey and perga before putting into the hive should be printed in the warehouse and sprinkled with warm water. |
06:07 | |
06:08 | |
06:11 | With a lack of honey, bees are fed with warm sugar syrup |
06:15 | |
06:16 | in an amount necessary to create the required feed rate. |
06:21 | |
06:21 | |
06:22 | When feeding the bees in the spring sugar syrup is prepared in a concentration of 1: 1. |
06:27 | |
06:29 | It is better to feed sugar syrup to bees in feeders in the amount of 2-3 kg per one feeding. |
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07:28 | |
07:31 | The bees' nest is carefully warmed from the sides and from above, |
07:37 | |
07:37 | using pillows or mats |
07:40 | Good results are provided by additional warming of the nests with paper |
07:45 | |
07:45 | placed on the slats under a pillow or mat. |
07:48 | |
07:51 | The letkock is reduced to 1–3 cm. |
07:54 | As the bee family develops, with the onset of warm weather |
07:57 | and the appearance in nature of the flowering nectar with flowers, |
08:02 | |
08:02 | the openings expand. |
08:04 | |
08:04 | The heat-insulating material must be dry, |
08:09 | since its moisture increases its thermal conductivity. |
08:13 | It is not recommended to use hay |
08:16 | and sawdust as a warming material, |
08:19 | as hay does not retain heat well, |
08:22 | and sawdust clot with time. |
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09:00 | |
09:06 | Now, let's look at a member without a family. |
09:09 | Help for non-player families |
09:12 | The absence of brood at the first cursory examination of the bee colony |
09:15 | cannot serve as evidence of the beelessness of the bees. |
09:20 | |
09:21 | It is not uncommon for a well-hibernating bee colony |
09:24 | to begin laying eggs in the combs after |
09:27 | the hive exhibition from the winterer. |
09:31 | |
09:31 | If, after a quick inspection of the bee family, the beekeeper did not find brood in the hive, |
09:38 | it is recommended to put a control cell in the nest, |
09:41 | |
09:41 | that is, a frame with young larvae. |
09:44 | The appearance of fistulous queen cells on this cell a few days later serves as proof |
09:49 | |
09:49 | of the death of the uterus during the wintering season. |
09:53 | In this case, the bee family provide urgent assistance. |
09:58 | |
09:59 | A uterus taken from the nucleus is placed in a strong, battery-free bee family, |
10:02 | and the nucleus itself is attached to a weak bee family or another nucleus, |
10:08 | |
10:08 | most often located in the same hive behind a deaf partition. |
10:14 | |
10:14 | |
10:17 | Strong families are given spare queens along with their bees and brood, |
10:22 | |
10:23 | moving apart the frame and placing it in the middle of the nest. |
10:27 | |
10:27 | If there are no spare queens available, then there is no other way to connect such families to the less powerful ones. |
10:33 | |
10:34 | If a medium-strength, meringless family of bees is corrected, |
10:38 | |
10:38 | then the entire nucleus is attached to it, |
10:42 | together with the uterus and the bees. |
10:44 | Frames with nucleus bees are placed next to the frames of a reclaimed bee colony |
10:50 | |
10:50 | A weak bee family without a uterus is not corrected, |
10:53 | it is attached to another weak family with a uterus or to a nucleus. |
10:58 | |
10:58 | It is impossible to leave motherless families in the apiary and bring the queens in them early in the spring, |
11:04 | |
11:04 | as this will lead to a gathering of bees from an arrayless family or the theft of bees throughout the apiary. |
11:09 | |
11:10 | Yes, and in early spring, it does not make sense to bring queen bees, |
11:14 | since the bred queens cannot be fertilized due to the lack of drones, |
11:19 | |
11:20 | and it is not profitable to keep such families until the appearance of drones due to the substitution of the brood frame. |
11:25 | |
11:25 | |
11:28 | |
11:30 | It is best of all to engage in fixing medialess families in the evening when bees fly in an apiary. |
11:34 | |
11:35 | |
11:37 | |
11:38 | To prevent fights between the bees of the families being joined, |
11:43 | |
11:44 | they are given a common smell with anise or mint drops. |
11:49 | Some beekeepers are not in a hurry to fix the medialess families, |
11:53 | waiting for warmer weather. |
11:56 | This, as a rule, leads to an aggravation of the deficiency, |
11:59 | |
12:00 | since soon there are tinder bees in such families, |
12:03 | complicating the accession of families to other families. |
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12:32 | Everything! Enough for today, put likes, comment and remember |
12:35 | In beekeeping, you miss the day, you lose a year |
12:38 | Bye-Bye! |
12:49 | |
13:15 |
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