Day in the Life of a Professional Beekeeper

It was great to see how other people are Beekeepers, I loved where he keeps his smoker when traveling, making it safe to move when still hot. I was unaware of the Honeydew taken from aphids too, thanks for sharing Alex.

Please don't use better help guys, most people know it's a big sham by now. Lovely video as always

Just amazed with the skill you have to make this documentary. You know someone will do really good If he has real passion for the job. Loved it man

Good job love from Pakistan...

Wow, those meetings with experience beekepers is an experience for life!

Where can someone buy that aphid honey?

why use such shallow supers,so much extra work compared to full depth.

Hi Alex, best bee video ever! Really learned alot from you. Your Dad is soo cool ❤😊

Amazing content! I loved the idea for the smoker stand on his car😂,but he has to be creative with mobile hives!

A beekeeper with 200 hives, that’s very hard work, and next to that he works with al high technology and equipment available

Candy & sugarwater, sugar products will be made into Funny Honey by the Bees, but its not real honey & doesnt have the same properties honey made with nectar has.

So happy to see you visiting my country and enjoying your time here! And also, really interesting video!

How to keep the honey as clean as possible? Is your honey clean from pesticides? KRAV?

I have a question
If I have a hive of double boxes and I want more honey production.
Could I put the queen in the lower box with about 6 frames only
And the upper box is only for honey separated by the queen border???

You learn to dress to not get stung by mosquito's. Like you can have a cap with a net hanging from it. You wear a loose jacket that protects your arms.

Never seen that method of requeening before, did he find the drone laying worker before adding the new mated queen?

You have single handedly re-ignited my interest in bee keeping - thank you, Alex.

starting eating honey because of these videos. having some right now. got the covid and had been a nice watch while not feeling good. hoping to get a hive set up myself when i can. thank you and keep up the great work, lovely to see you pursue your passions

Are those Farrar hives?

An outstanding documentary, very informative, put the BBC to shame. Keep up the good work 👍

OMG I CAN'T BELIEVE WE GET SWEDISH FOREST MUSHROOM LOOKING CONTENT YESSSS

as another swedish person it warms my heart to see someone with as much love and passion for bees as kalle, I might have to go buy from him this summer

Dude, how old are you? I cannot understand it, I’d guess anywhere between 20 and 35!

I hunt in Sweden and we have these devices that create a special smoke that scares the mosquitoes. It’s extremely efficient and I’d go as far to say I wouldn’t be able to sit guard on my hunting position if I didn’t have this device they’re great!

Thanks

Great vid!

love the video , that will be you in a few years my friend .

Keep up the good work! you obviously put lots of effort into these videos and we love them, so don't stop!

sad they charge for there service a lot of people cant afford the payments due to their mental health , but never mind them mental health comes at a price like most things these day ?

nice video but the music is to loud in my opinion, I have problem to distinguish the voices

This is the most severe case of beekeeping I have ever seen.

Anyone else feels like they look alike lol

I have never seen styrofoam beehives before. It is known to leech chemicals into food, so I would probably stick with wood.

I was hiking in Alaska and saw some blueberries next to the trail. Several hikers were stopped and picking the berries. Then someone said "You know the bears would love these berries!". All of a sudden everyone decided to move on. Grizzly bears don't mess around.

What a good man ❤

How many bees got squished between the frames.. That was all i was thinking through the whole video...

Hello! I don’t know if someone’s already told you or not but BetterHelp is actually a very shady website!

Alex I hope at some stage on your Swedish visit you put the camera down and gave him a hand with those boxes, I'm sure you did.

Love how he has an attachment on his van for the smoker :)

I read that in the days gone past, bee keepers would drown their least preforming hive and take the honey and wax from that, while leaving the other hives alone. Was also interesting to learn that the wax was used as an axle lubricant before the days of oil.

i might be asking something weird.
Is there a reason Kalle's green frames was the size they are. ? cos theyve looked quite cumbersome.

I can't say I like beekeepers like this. They rush their work and have grown so desensitized to handling the bees that they crush and kill many of them. Sure, some bees will inadvertently die, but being ignorant and speedy like he was trying to be is different. There is certainly a difference between someone doing an activity that they love, and one that they completely depend on.

Imagine you're just a bee chilling and all of the sudden some Swedish dude takes the roof off your house then leaf blows the soul out of your body with a robot dick

Just lovely to watch the entire video. It amazed me... Alex. You should come to Indonesia to see bee keeping here. I am not a bee keeper yet; but I love to see so many bee hives has been placed in fruit farms a long country road while ago when I spent some hokiday with my family, I also remember that we have visited a honey house in central Java. Just lovely to imagine of becoming a bee keeper. I wish I also could start to do it someday.

Just to let you know that, there are many traditional bee keepers too in Indonesia, we don't have four seasons like your country, but we has two seasons instead; wet season and dry season. I look forward to watch more video about your bee keeping operation, soon.

I’ve wanted to bee-keep for years! This guy’s storage unit scared it right out of me!

Relaxing videos.. watching From San Carlos AZ Apache Tribe

Hey Alex they are bilberries they also grow wild here in Devon if you'd like to come to Devon pick some and wild strawberries you'd be more than welcome

So how do you manage bee hives on a trailer. If you move the trailer, the bees won't find back I think. Or will they if they start on the new spot?