In The Bees with the OSU Honey Bee Lab
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From Carolyn Breece August 24th, 2023
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From Carolyn Breece January 28th, 2022
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From Carolyn Breece October 21st, 2021
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From Carolyn Breece April 14th, 2021
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From Carolyn Breece February 25th, 2021
192 playsApplying ApiVar in late winter. -
From Carolyn Breece January 10th, 2021
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From Carolyn Breece June 30th, 2020
273 playsZoom Recording ID: 95747543044 UUID: 1gnPRxrJQy6HPNooyKGyeg== Meeting Time: 2020-06-29T16:15:12Z -
From Carolyn Breece May 22nd, 2020
68 playsMeeting date: May 21, 2020 Here is the link to the Varroa treatment tool mentioned during the Varroa mite discussion: https://honeybeehealthcoalition.org/varroatool/ Try… -
From Carolyn Breece May 10th, 2020
448 playsWe present a few tips on how to find the queen! -
From Carolyn Breece May 3rd, 2020
335 playsMarking a queen can not only help you find her, a good mark can identify her age and help problem-solve during queen transition periods (swarms, supersedure, etc.).… -
From Carolyn Breece April 18th, 2020
1,180 playsJust a quick spring inspection. Every hive has a different story, and this is just one example. We will post more inspections in the future to demonstrate different… -
From Carolyn Breece April 16th, 2020
568 playsOne of our hives swarmed! Discover the reason and process of a honey bees swarm. -
From Carolyn Breece April 16th, 2020
381 playsIt's common to see chalkbrood in the spring in the Pacific Northwest. Caused by a fungus, chalkbrood will turn larvae into hard, chalky hunks, or mummies. Mummies… -
From Carolyn Breece April 16th, 2020
429 playsA properly lit smoker is an important tool in beekeeping. Here's how to light and a load a smoker that will produce a long-lasting, cool smoke to calm your bees.