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The text is a transcript of a video where two beekeepers show how to capture a swarm of bees and their queen from a wooden board. They explain the materials, techniques and steps they use, as well as some tips and information about beekeeping. They also mention their social media channels and their upcoming course on queen production. They end the video by thanking the viewers and promising to show the development of the captured swarm in a future video.
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1. The capture takes place in Sarzedo.
2. The goal is to capture a queen bee.
3. The process used for capturing the queen is demonstrated.
4. A smoker is used initially to calm the bees.
5. Essential tools for capture include a box with frames, a knife, and a bucket.
6. Honey is not consumed but fed back to the bees.
7. The bees are under a compress that will be smoked and removed.
8. The honeycombs are cut and inserted into boxes.
9. The bees are transferred into the box after cutting the honeycombs.
10. Combs with food are avoided during transport to prevent messes.
11. The swarm migrates to the box without capturing the queen.
12. Pollen is used as it won't melt and attracts bees into the box.
13. Captures vary in duration; some are quick, others take hours.
14. Transport of bees should occur at night when they are inactive.
15. If transported during the day, many bees could be lost.
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