Good You Tube Channels to subscribe to

[BrianO]

Hi Folks

Getting excited at the thought of another season about to start.

So much still to do , hopefully coming out of Winter with 38 plus colonies .... Bring it on !!!

Now to the point, any recommendations re good You Tube Beek channels to subscribe to ?

Thanks

Brian

 

[madasafish]

Mike's Beekeeping
Norfolk Honey
Richard Noel
Michael Palmer

are my subscriptions.. (you can easily have too many)

 

[Plenty of honey]

A very interesting one to watch is Ian Steppler. A farmer and successful commercial beekeeper. I find it brilliant to constantly see both sides of an argument from the same person. Hes the farmer we might have issues with and the beekeeper trying to deal with those issues!

Great daily/weekly video blogs and he answers your questions too!


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkQVs6-xm3mVNdwW4Zt8McQ/videos

 

[birdsandbees]

Mike's Beekeeping
Norfolk Honey
Richard Noel
Michael Palmer

are my subscriptions.. (you can easily have too many)

yep, those would be my recommendations too, for entertainment value I also like 628 Dirt rooster and Jeff Horchoff.
another one I like as he's very relatable and shows his cock ups as well as his victories is Cody

have to say Richards videos are very good, informative and understandable.
Stuarts (Norfolk Honey) are good but he does ramble on a lot before getting into the good bit and I'm envious of all the free goodies he gets given by suppliers!

 

[BrianO]

Thanks Guys

Will check them out

This guy is good too , lots of interesting Bee Removals

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MBuByKHY5MU

 

[hallshoney]

Try Uog honey bee research another Canadian view of beekeeping

 

[Brigsy]

Mike's Beekeeping
Norfolk Honey
Richard Noel
Michael Palmer

are my subscriptions.. (you can easily have too many)

These reflect mine, however, I do tend to avoid the Norfolk Honey more these days due to the sponsorship plugging.

 

[wessexmario]

The 'National Honey Show' channel on youtube has lots of good lectures, with many respected speakers.

 

[Brigsy]

A very interesting one to watch is Ian Steppler. A farmer and successful commercial beekeeper. I find it brilliant to constantly see both sides of an argument from the same person. Hes the farmer we might have issues with and the beekeeper trying to deal with those issues!

Great daily/weekly video blogs and he answers your questions too!


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkQVs6-xm3mVNdwW4Zt8McQ/videos

Started having a look at his channel after your heads up. Enjoyable and a bit different to the usual. Interesting to see his huge shed of wintered colonies at the moment.

 

[Gwr]

These reflect mine, however, I do tend to avoid the Norfolk Honey more these days due to the sponsorship plugging.

I’ve gone off Norfolk Honey due to his much sponsorship plugging as well, plus he does ramble on a lot before he gets to the interesting stuff and point for watch.

 

[Newbeeneil]

I too was a Norfolk Honey Co. follower but the plugging gets a bit much.

This guy from Ontario is interesting, certainly a breath of fresh air when compared with some beeks on the other side of the "pond"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=UUTw7InclMH-yvozq5h-Svjg&v=YjyNcyVvbEI

 

[Brigsy]

I'll check him out ta