🔵Amazing Buckwheat/Fall Honey Flow!! 

Great thing about planting buckwheat thick is that it will choke out weeds even thistles. Your dad is a smart man.

We called this sort of weather, Indian Summer. Nice to see the Buck Wheat Bloom 🥰.

You are so fortunate to have the field of buckwheat plants because I have learned it's an amazing source of nectar and produced a rich and nutritious brown honey. And it grows sooooo fast.

Buckwheat honey -YUM!

The heaviest golden rod bloom I ever seen

Really cool ! Thank you for taking care of bees.

Thank you for another great video, I know that they help so many. This was my third year, and to a new keeper it's such a comfort being able to have these resources available.

Buckweat honey is awesome. The hives have a smell terrible before it is capped off but the bees know what they're doing. You'll love it.

Amazing nature🌿🍃Buckwheat flowers

Luuuuuuuuuve buckweat! I have a red variety from heirloom seeds. I hope to see a pink sea of buckweat one day! Buckweat really is awesome in gardening!

Buckwheat is has nectar flow in morning only:)

I love buckwheat honey... so dark, so earthy! Yum!

I loved what you had to say, you don't talk to much Kamon. I can't get over how many blooms the buckwheat have. Wow! I am so impressed. I have been looking at what kind of flowers, bushes and trees can be planted to help the beekeeper feed his bees by planting things that can really help for all the different times of the season. Suggestion: Why not put on a show that gives your followers a chance to see what kind of plants can help the honey bees the best in the spring, mid summer, late summer and early fall. The buckwheat you just showed is fantastic. I saw a small patch of Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod that must have had a thousand honey bees on it. It was unbelievable how alive the plants seemed to be. A lady told me the other day that there are over 21 species of goldenrod that grow here in Kentucky alone. Trees: Basswood, and Sourwood are mid July to early August blooming trees that can produce up to 1,500 lbs of nectar per acre. Black Locus, Vitex which are early spring bloomers Bushes: Russian Sage, Dark Knight, Blue Mist Spirea - late blooming Crape or Crepe Myrtle - mid to late summer Flowers: White clover, yellow clover and dutch white clover. Just to name a few that I have recently learned about. Maybe you could get your wife to do this and give us a presentation that would far exceed what you could do. Hahaha! Just kidding though it would be nice to finally meet her. How to use a "plant rooting devise" to increase your plants for free. Just my thoughts.

Great field for wedding pictures!!

I love to listen to you and I like what you have to say. I sure learned a lot from you. Thanks for the video.

The buckwheat is beautiful!

I love buckwheat honey.

I planted some back in June to help out during July and August. I let it go to seed When I mowed plot and reworked for my fall food plots it all came back. As good as I planted it. So I’m getting two crops out of one.

Nice Video. love to see bees working hard before the winter.It always makes us beekeeper excited!! I feel your energy!!

Kamon....flower biology is more amazing than you might think. Native flowers often stage their nectar production so that they produce it during a time of day that the other flowers are not producing. If you were to sample the flowers in your area for their peak nectar production, both the time of year and time of day would see hardly any overlap with other flowers in the area. Instead of competing for the same pollinators, native flowers work in harmony with each other.

I love buckwheat honey for its benefits. Especially useful for boosting your immunity during a pandemic.

Such a beeautiful field! Thanks for sharing friend!

Deer took out my buckwheat at my dads house right about the time bees were done with it . i replanted it then frost took it out .. Chicory is great fall pollen source my bees hit that in the morning then goldenrod in the afternoon .. Chicory bloom just closes it up in the afternoon like thats enough bees .. Amazing world to watch most people have no idea .. People plant chicory for deer as well .. It grows just wild everywhere around here mostly road sides..its a long lasting pollen source must go a month .

I have food plots of clover, for deer and bees. I planted buckwheat this month...maybe a bit early but I fear the deer will find it and eat it all. I typically plant turnips yearly also for deer. I leave it until spring and the turnips grow tall again with tons of yellow flowers that the bees love. that was a beautiful field Kamon! I see bees on large areas of asters I plant in fall too. love the sound of the bees working plants! they truly are amazing creatures.

Your bees are so lucky to have that beautiful field 🙏🏻🌸🐝

Buckwheat nectar before noon

I love buckwheat honey!! It's hard to find up here in Pa. Farmers used to plant fields of it,but they don't anymore. I wish i had the acres to plant it myself

Been similar here season/flow in NC too. My buckwheat plots are much smaller but planted in 2/3 week sucessions and they love it as well as the deer

It is fun to see how different our areas are. This year I had a great spring flow that lasted into july. And then got dry weather and now I have almost nothing.

Awesome buckwheat. Think I'll plant some next August.

awesome! yep we grow those rocks too!

If there's one thing I have learned in 50 years of marriage its HAPPY WIFE-HAPPY LIFE😁 BEE SAFE😷

Nice to see!

Wonderful

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!

Love your videos here in Iowa!

We thought we'd plant Buckwheat in our field for our bees too. Since we never planted it before we thought to try 25 lbs first. It was coming up nice and then the deer ate the tops off every single sprout coming up. Ugh!! I think next year we'll have to plant 200 lbs and do all of our fields. Surely the deer won't be able to eat all that? Enjoy all your videos Kamon. I'm always learning something new!

That's lush👍🐝🍯

Thanks !!

Fall flow in Orlando Florida whole lots of Brazilian pepper trees and Golden rain trees and Flow check out this cool video

I planted Buckwheat this year. My bees invaded it early each morning. By noon, nada😳. All gone now because of 3 nights of frost

hello. I love your buckwheat field I live in Nashville I have 4 hives and would like to ask you for advice. I plan to plant buckwheat this weekend. I have a field of half an acre and nothing has ever grown on it except grass. the question is will the buckwheat be able to bloom by October?

unless you harvested those hulls after the blooms, the buckwheat will remain there heavy forever

Love your videos. I'm in southwest tn myself. This will be my first year keeping bees. I'm planning on planting about 6 acres of buckwheat over the course of the summer and into the fall. Im assuming he planted this stand in August sometime? Anyway keep up the good work! Would love to come over and get my nucs from you 👍

Kamon I think you said your father sowed 25lbs of buckwheat. How big an area? acres(s)? Also can you share what type of buckwheat and where he got it? Thanks

So cool

Kamon, fall flow here in central KY seems to be lacking. My bees are taking sugar water by the gallon.

Oh, man Kamon. We are in the low 40's in the mornings the last few days, but it looks like it is warming up a bit. Gosh, my bees stocked up on honey and my 10 frames hives have 10 frames deeps capped with honey. And they still bring a lot of pollen in. Say hi to your wife and kids. Are going to home school your kids again this year?

Do you like Buckwheat honey? It has a very distinctive flavor, to say the least.

Does the buckwheat reseed for you?

Was wondering if sesame seed and field peas are good sorces for necter?? They begin growing those 2 crops near me lately! Hi to all! 🥰

8-noon is what they say buckwheat releases it’s me for. I have a small field near my hives this year. Do you find a good market for the buckwheat honey?

Looking to purchase buckwheat honey - from a beekeeper in 5 gallon pails. Do you (or another beekeeper) sell it wholesale?

Kamon - Did you see my post the other day about the TN Dept of Agriculture grants for pro beekeepers?

I can hear the bees with you talking. Will you harvest any buckwheat honey? Do they only work the buckwheat early in the day and is buckwheat normally a fall crop? Thanks Kamon!

I had the best roadside goldenrod bloom in years and guess what the road department decided to spray it . They haven't sprayed a blade of grass all year long and now it's all gone. 😡

Ha Kamon hope u are well great video where i ham we have nothing here what part of Tenn are u in, I was looking for a video u shared and I cant find, where you talked about the dribble method for mites what is your recipe for this method thanks and have a great day

Hello kamon on this Buckweat is there a certain kind that your father planted or is there just one kind . Also did you say 25lb did all this field or is this 25lb per ac . ??? It would be good to plant sunflower down the middle of that field. Thanks for all your great information

Deaf as I'm, I can hear them.

been watching your bee vids notice you say you have another channel was wondering what its called

Should I feed pollen pattie before winter, I just bought a property and I am new to beekeeping and my bees have very small amount of brood and the last owner got allergic to bees joust when he harvested the honey and didn't kill the mites. And when he harvested the honey he lest the bees for 1 month . I have 14 hives and I feed them 385pounds of sugar mix and water.

Unfortunately where I am this fall has been very poor for my bees. It has been very dry.

Hi Kamon! Just wondering... how much nectar can a flowering tree produce compared to maybe an acre of flowering plants?

How do you keep the deep out of your buckwheat? Mine was devoured

Kamon I need to replace an old queen here in Minnesota. Could you please suggest a couple of reputable Carniolan breeders? Thank you!

What if u bale that buckwheat the shake it for the pollen?

Hi Kamon - do you have a patty recipe using honey, sugar and Ultra Bee ? What is the ratio of each that you use so for 5lbs

Hi, what is the flower that the bee is on in your circle logo?

Morning, how do you you all plant the buckwheat seed. We usually broadcast it bit yours is much h thicker than ours? Little help please.

Looks great i don't like the buckwheat honey 🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯

Does buckwheat make nasty dark honey.

Have you heard of the Mighty Mite heat treatment? pdnbeekeepers.org/mightymite/ Apparently, the varroa might dies at 106 degrees F, but bees can tolerate much higher temperatures. So, the theory is to heat the brood chamber to 106 and hold it there for about 2 hours. This kills the mights on the bees AND in any capped brood - but it does not injure the brood or the queen. There are several products that do this, one uses solar power, but the hives are really expensive. This is a plate that slides in under the brood box. I've been watching your videos and your fight against the varroa mite, and when this popped up, it caught my interest. 3 treatments per year are recommended. I have read that there is some worry that the heat will harm the queen, but apparently the testing that was done on queens with regard to temperature had to do with shipping them, not within the hive. According to what I read, the queens aren't bothered by the heat treatment, and this method of mite control is gaining a wide audience. I also saw something about a Bee Gym - a small device that goes into the hive that the bees use to groom themselves. The theory is that they will groom the mites off of their abdomen. I saw a video, and the bees seem to enjoy the gym.... Maybe a combination of the two.... Anyway, I thought you might be interested. I'd be interested in your thoughts. Could be total bunk, but.....

How much for that high tunnel house?

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