What To Do If Your Bees Are Light In Winter
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- What To Do If Your Bees Are Light In Winter
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Great advice for anyone facing this problem 👍 And a good reminder to everyone to continue hefting their hives 👏👏🇬🇧
there is also solution to put bees in warmer space and give them heavy syrup, after they store it in the comb return the hive back to the apiary...anything is ok but starvation and think about that next summer
Would be good if you investigated some of the winter methods from the US. They seem to be able to feed them pure sugar using the mountain camp method or simply using sugar bricks (compacted sugar) much cheaper than buying fondant.
Hi Sir, i started following your RUclips channel and saw your honey house with machines. Can you by any means guve me an estimate for the entire set up.
Probably about £25k GBP
I have read that the process of heating sugar syrup to make fondant forms HMF, which might be toxic to bees. Any thoughts?
Its -44 C here in Northern Alberta. Feeding is very hard to do in the winter.
Can you add fondant?
What do you do to feed yours?
@lynnerousseau9676 always done syrup. But cannot add anything in the cold weeks. Have R30 insulation on top and R15 on sides.
@@LukeTelff gotcha.. I was wondering what was possible in such cold weather… I can’t even think about -44…🥶🥶🥶- if im in 44F…. Im so cold… are you in CANADA 🍁
Agree 100% Laurence, but I dont like to use fondant becuase it is made of powder sugar. I like to use regular sugar instead.
Fondant made for bees not fondant made for bake goods
Ta so much
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