This is a collaboration with Wanda & Danny at Deep South Homestead in the United States in the State of Mississippi and Liz Zorab in the U.K. The Bee Lady Apiary streams live every Wednesday evening 8-9pm est. We also have impromptu live streams when we take trips to our bee yard. If you would like to participate please contact www.youtube.com/c/deepsouthhomestead ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwpNM7Q6R2Q

How We Keep Birds Away From Our Fruit Plants - The Bee Lady Apiary 9992 #PESTSAWAYFROMFRUITPLANTS, #KEEPBIRDSAWAY, #SAVEFRUITONTREES For the first time this year, we are using a Double-sided Reflective Tape in our Fruit Garden & also on our Fruit Trees to keep away birds and other pesky animals. In this video, Bee Lady shows you how easy it is to cut and tie strips of this item on your plants to keep your fruits safe. You will need to use a ladder to tie it in tall fruit limbs. When the sun is shining, and even on a cloudy day, this tape gives off a brilliant mirrored reflection of brilliant colors that are only enhanced by the slightest breeze. It is non-toxic, does not harm wildlife, and can be used (tied) anywhere you have a problem. It is most likely available at most stores that carry similar items. We will keep you updated on how this product performs. Since honey bees aren’t native to the Americas, beekeepers and farmers are helping to preserve the honey bee population, despite other wild bee species experiencing loss. Both the beekeeper and farmer must know how to manage hives, what their health hazards are, and ensure they have access to plenty of nutrients and water.' Regardless of which species are endangered, there are practices people both in and out of the agricultural industry can do to help preserve the much-needed pollinators. “Producers must continue to use good bee-safe management tools and beekeepers need to control the pest infestations in their hives This is why we are beekeepers. We love honey bees and we love taking care of them. Join us on this journey as we grow & learn along the way. Fair Uses of Copyrighted Material The Bee Lady Apiary - B.S. Ms. ed. Under the Copyright Act, the fair use of copyrighted material without permission is allowed when used for the following purposes: Criticism; Comment; News reporting; includes making copies, Parody. All material presented at live streams is the property of The Bee Lady Apiary 9992, and The Bee Lady Apiary 9992 is not responsible or liable in any way for the advice and ideas shared within it. You name it, here at The Bee Lady Apiary 9992 we discuss anything and anything related to being beekeepers. We explore some of the pros and cons of beekeeping, and why honeybees are so important to the world. We cover a different topic each week. We are open to emails in regard to beekeeping questions. Come join us as we have fun and talk about beekeeping! Please enjoy chatting with us on occasions when we are live. Let's keep it family-friendly! Beekeeping Youtube channels we recommend: Big Bear Homestead (makes swarm traps and has had great success with them!) Jerome Bee farm & Homestead- Jerome is in Oklahoma and has many videos of beekeeping throughout the seasons. Pickerick1 - Rick has a playlist of his beekeeping chores. Tennessee’s Bees I came across this channel a few days ago. This guy knows his stuff and his videos are brief but informative. Everyone who is a beekeeper sooner or later will visit Don the Fat Bee Man - He has years of experience being a beekeeper. Tell them Bee Lady sent you! Our website is: thebeeladyapiary.com Hard copies of what we use in our live streams and future printouts may be posted there. We can be contacted at thebeeladyapiary@aol.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVcUM5HQHOE