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Why Is the Hive Empty? The Problem Started in August.

▶️ WATCH NEXT – PLAYLISTS 🔹 Beekeeping Analytics –    • Beekeeping Analytics   🔹 How to Become a Beekeeper –    • Beekeeping Season  -  Key Episodes   🔹 Beekeeping & Nectar Plants –    • Пчеларство: SHORT   🔹 Bee Diseases and Treatment –    • Bee Diseases and Treatment   🔹 Honey Plants for Beekeeping – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Why Is the Hive Empty? The Problem Started in August. You open the hive in spring. There are no bees. The food is still there. This episode explains why a hive ends up empty, and why the problem did not start in winter, but much earlier — in July and August. This is not an episode about quick fixes. This is an episode about the biology of the bee colony. The content is structured into six clear steps. Each step is connected to the next. Skipping even one leads to wrong conclusions and repeated losses. If you want to understand the cause, not just the consequence — this episode is for you. 00:00 – 00:20 HOOK — Empty hive in spring 00:20 – 00:40 Why we don’t start with treatment 00:40 – 01:05 Step 1 — The wrong questions beekeepers ask 01:05 – 01:30 Step 2 — What is most often overlooked: brood 01:30 – 01:55 Step 3 — When the problem really begins (summer) 01:55 – 02:20 Step 4 — How brood must actually be monitored 02:20 – 02:45 Step 5 — July and August: the critical period and Varroa 02:45 – 03:05 Step 6 — Winter bees and silent damage 03:05 – 03:14 Conclusion and next episode preview empty hive why bees disappear colony collapse varroa mites bee brood winter bees beekeeping mistakes bee biology varroa treatment timing summer bee management #beekeeping #emptyhive #beesgone #varroa #beebrood #winterbees #beebiology #colonycollapse In the next episode, we go deeper into Varroa, treatment timing, and the most common mistakes that destroy winter bees.