@8:09 Are you suggesting environment dictates gene expression Ian? 😁 So blew a head gasket on my Ford 9N about a month or so ago... took me several weeks to get it all back together and running... put another huge dent in my season.... But we're rollin' and NOT STOPPING! Now I need to find another second tractor for next season... so I have a redundant machine. Good call Ian! Keep that honey flowin' my friend! 🐝🐝🐝🍻
Good to see the cheer . One advantage of being part of the farm is you can stage the crops so you have a longer flow .!! Hail set back my flow this year but the crops didnt get reseaded they looked done and are now starting to look better . RAIN last evening !! And theres 2 quarters of red clover within reach!!!
Sweet lots of work ahead and I’m excited to see the harvest! If you ain’t fixing something you ain’t farming right lol. Think that goes with beekeeping also!
Huh! 120 kg hives! That is cc. netto 72-75 kg (160-165 lbs) honey! You are a wizard, Ian! It's great! Well, your bees started april 4. The canola are flowed from july 5. That is 92 days development. And 6,2 kg honey (13,6 lbs) per day from july 5. until july 17.
Hi, wondering if you could yalk more about the heat and how it affects the nectar. We still have some alfalfa and sweet clover bloom but i wonder if there is much nectar being provided as it is hot and dry.
Love it. Temperature in C° but weight in LBS and have to ask the kid what kg to lb conversion is . I don’t have a clue what C° temps mean nor kg weight.
Now you have scales on the cradle it's proof your only taking half full boxes... Let them fill up 'stuffed full' Less work No sence in what your doing.....