Apis ligustica Retraite de la reine
In this new video, I'm taking you to the apiary for a rather special moment: the retirement of an Apis mellifera ligustica queen. Rather than destroying her, we chose to give her a second life in a small, dedicated colony. This decision allows us to both respect the queen's work and preserve her genetic qualities. The video also shows how to divide the mother hive to create a new colony from her offspring. The goal is to obtain a second generation carrying the characteristics of this ligustica lineage. On the agenda: • retirement of the queen from the mother hive • creation of a retirement colony • division of the hive • transmission of genetics to the next generation • practical tips for carrying out this operation smoothly A video that is both technical and full of respect for these incredible insects.

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