Why do you think we wouldnt like keeping bees there? You dont have African Small Hive Beetles or Varroa Destructor mites. You have strong nectar flows and a mild cool climate. Bees are made for that.
I can see the Labrador Current from my house. Google it. It's one of the coldest ocean currents on planet earth, and my bees are stuck inside most of the time because of it. In this particular location, Flatrock, the nectar flow is TRASH. Plenty of pollen. Not much nectar. In the location that I call the Magic Forest, it's a completely different story. Don't be deceived by what I post from that location. But the location that's shown is this video is JUNK. 1/3 of the bees' foraging area is the North Atlantic Ocean. The rest of it is mostly spruce trees. It's the worst place on the island of Newfound to keep bees. I have no doubt about that. Not having to deal with Varroa or most of the other diseases that beekeepers in the rest of the world have to deal with is great. But keeping bees in the worst climate for honey bees kind of cancels out all those benefits. I know beekeepers in Iceland who live in a more honey bee friendly climate than I do here in Flatrock, Newfoundland. maps.app.goo.gl/PNVTDGbbvV2sYj116 Trust me, you wouldn't want to keep bees here.
