Gentle giants! Working mite resistant breeders to raise more queens. @SourwoodFarm
Gentle giants! Working mite resistant breeders to raise more queens. @SourwoodFarm
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
It's no fun removing so much honey to get grafting material but I feel a potential breeder really shows her colors if you let the colony grow to it's full potential. Here is a previous video I shot on #37.
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