Late Winter Bee Hive Checkup: Primal Bee Apiary Episode 4

Late Winter Bee Hive Checkup: Primal Bee Apiary Episode 4 #beekeeping #beekeeper #beehive #primalbee #apiary Get your Primal Bee Hives Here AND Save 10% 👉 primalbee.com/TOUGHGUYSDIY10 👉 coupon code: TOUGHGUYSDIY10 Link to Ep 3: Moving into the new hive 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR2HEQGoKCg&t=4s Link to Ep 2: Wax & Wire Frames 👉 https://youtu.be/HkwHzftD1g4?si=YhHduE72MPQElbf1 Link to Episode 1: Unbox & Setup 👉 https://youtu.be/MnfCNGb4boE?si=oSm_kzQs6cqbWbJC Connect & Support the Channel 👉 https://linktr.ee/toughguysdiy In Episode 4, we discuss late winter checkup and feeding. We show off non-invasive methods to check on Primal Bee hive health as well as different methods for feeding your hives during winter months. We also thermal test the Primal Bee hives to determine if the EPS construction really gives any thermal benefits. This is part 4 of a 12 part series on building out our apiary with Primal Bee, so you can check out the first 3 parts via the links here in the description and stay tuned for more coming soon! IMPORTANT NOTE: For the sugar bricks you must cut down the thickness in order for those to fit with the primal bee lid installed over the top. We will show in a future video. --- If you love what we do please consider Subscribing! Turn on notifications so you know every time Tough Guys has a new video online! We encourage commenting to keep the conversation going, so leave feedback, ideas, critiques - anything to help us get better and promote a good community! --- Note for my fellow DIYers! While I consider myself an experienced DIY enthusiast, it's important to note that I'm not a certified professional. These videos are created to share my expertise, tips, and creative ideas for your construction, remodeling, woodworking, and homesteading projects. However, your project is unique, and I can't guarantee that my methods are foolproof for everyone. I'm here to inspire and guide, but the responsibility for the success and safety of your renovation or construction project lies with you. Always exercise caution, adhere to safety guidelines, and if in doubt, consult with a qualified professional. I won't be held liable for any mishaps or mistakes that may occur during your DIY journey. Notes on Affiliate Links: Some links are affiliate links, which means if you buy something I may make a small commission at no additional cost to you. This is a small way for you to help support the channel by purchasing items via these links. Thanks for watching!!!