Spring is the busiest time of year for the honey bee colony. A spring colony is experiencing rapid growth and wants to swarm. Learn management strategies that are necessary in spring in this episode of Beekeeping Academy.
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Copyright Attribution (Listed in order of appearance):
– Intro & Outro Music: Credit to Zakhar Valaha, Pixabay.com
– Video of a brown bear: Stock Video Credit to kjekol, stock.adobe.com
– Video of honey bees on a comb: Stock Video Credit to
MemorySlashVision, www.pexels.com
– Video of an individual wiping sweat and hydrating: Stock Video Credit to RDNE Stock project, www.pexels.com
– Video of sunlight beaming: Stock Video Credit to Sher Lyn . www.pexels.com
– Image of red maple branch: Stock Image Credit to SNEHIT PHOTO, stock.adobe.com
– Video of yellow wildflowers: Stock Video Credit to 대정 김, www.pexels.com
– Video of honey bee in a yellow flower: Stock Video Credit to ufuk iseloglu, www.pexels.com
– Image of a honey bee with pollen baskets: Stock Image Credit to Dave Massey, stock.adobe.com
– Video of blueberries: Stock Video Credit to Sergei Starostin, www.pexels.com
– Video of honey bee hives: Stock Video Credit to Hùng Hoa Lư, www.pexels.com
– Video of crop fields: Stock Video Credit to K, www.pexels.com
– Video of a honey bee on a yellow flower: Stock Video Credit Attribution
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#beekeeping #beekeeping101 #universityofflorida #honeybees #honeybee #workerbee #spring
