Observe Honeybee Colonies

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Did I lose another honey bee hive? Farm Vlog #3

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The video begins with the farmer, Josh from Stoney Ridge Farmer, introducing himself and stating his purpose of checking on his honeybees. He approaches two beehives, one painted pink, situated on concrete blocks in a wooded area. He observes the activity around the hives, noting that despite cold weather (around 55 degrees Fahrenheit), there are still bees present and active, dispelling his initial concern about losing a hive. The video captures close-ups of bees entering and exiting the hive entrance, confirming the colony's survival.

Goal: The farmer checks on his existing honeybee colonies, noting their activity and confirming their survival despite recent cold weather. This provides a snapshot of current honeybee health on the farm.

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Beehives — Housing honeybee colonies, which are being observed

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hey guys it's Josh Tony rich farmer I'm just walking down here to the honeybees today thanks for watching I want to talk to you a little bit about what's going on on the farm the next few weeks we've got the tree cutting folks coming to cut probably 80 acres of trees and this is to take back old overgrown fields overgrown fields that just weren't tended and they grew up in little pine trees so we want to get rid of that and get those fields back opened up so we can put livestock on them and use them for hay my dog loves foot wrestling it's a honeybees are not really out to much today but you'll see one or two come out of here there's a honey bee so it's about 55 degrees or so I think we've lost one bee hive so let's go check that out first it open and see well I thought that I lost them but if you can hear that but there's bees in there so I thought I'd lost a beehive

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