The temperature has calmed considerably as the internal inspection work has progressed from the harsh midsummer heat.

Instead, giant hornets have begun to arrive, putting them at another risk.

In Group A, the queen bee was visible, but the number of bees was low and the group was not in good health.

It's a worrying situation.

Regarding group B, unlike group A, the bees are thick and the swarm is doing well.

Similarly, Groups C and D are also doing well.

We have secured about six honey frames, and we expect to be able to collect more than 40 kg of honey when we harvest in October.

If we can collect honey by then, we will be able to prepare honey for distribution from this year's event to the early spring event next year, so we can relax.

The next thing is the quality.