Convenience.
If chicken soup prevents/cure colds and flu why is not feed in schools and why don't we have it at least 2/3 times a week?
In Europe a lot of beeks use inverted fructose to feed the...
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Convenience.
If chicken soup prevents/cure colds and flu why is not feed in schools and why don't we have it at least 2/3 times a week?
In Europe a lot of beeks use inverted fructose to feed the...
TPierco frames are mede in Chino, CA and my first 200 went in beautifuly.
The bees built them very fast and is a pleasure to extract them.
I am now at my secont 200 and I am bulding wax with sugar...
By moving the nucs and donated bees into a new location.
Bees moved avay from home will adopt the nearest hive.
Move the nucs and on the new location add a frame of brood, bees and honey to each...
I have made today a gallon of sage tea.
Sage I picked by my hives and I wse in the smoker too.
When was boiling I added some powder thime to help with fungus and warroa and viruses defense.
After...
Put them in a jar and chew on them when you have a cold or cough.
They contain some pollen and propolis and is great medicine.
My own observation was that the bees took all day to consume a jar of straight syrup and when I feed them inverted fructose they empty it in aprox 2hrs.
The flowers produce mostly fructose and as we...
Made 3 new batches today with a new twist.
I addes few pinches of powdered thime from 99 cents store and instead of working it until is hard and not so sticky I left it softer and glue like and...
Well, I am taking it this way.
Flowers do not produce too much sucroze.
They produce fructose and the bees process it into honey.
They can process sucrose into fructose with the enzimes they have...
This way you are feeding sucroze and is not the natural food for the bees.
When hot if you add lemon juice it will become fructose and that will not cristalize and that is closer to natural nectar....
Warm water.
We will not be upset if you share with all.
I am using the heat gun and it works perfect.
I have buid some nucs or queen nursery out of free plywood and they do OK.
Painted and well covered should last few years.
They hold 4 nucs of 4 frame each.
Well, a swarm is looking for a home.
Should I help it or not is the question.
Survivint the winter up north is a matter of beekeeper skill and desire.
I will give them a home.
You are right here.
But the one's I know are more $$$ hungry then bees.
1. 90
2. Almonds and orange and city.
3. Name initials and not profesion.
4. Nobody dictates to anybody. It is a free flow of information and opinions.
5. Point it to me. Please.
6. Agree
Sunflowers have a high sucrose nectar just like canola.
It cristalisez fast.
That is the key to proper feeding.
Fungus+Virus.
Wormwood and yarrow tea for the winter syrup.
You have Wisconsin bees at this time and do not expect "italian bees" to do good in the cold climate.
I had a tank made of aluminum at work with one inch extra outside of the boxes. I heat it on a recycled electric top to prevent any fires. I build a wood box 2 inches smaller then the interior of the...
1. Not true.
2. Maybe YOUR vocabulary.
3. Money is a product of labour.
NO, and lack of knowledge and greed drives one to use pesticides in the hives.
You put that on your honey label and let me know how it goes.
In reality the process is to bring the sugar syrup close to boiling point and add citric acid to transform the sucrose in fructose and that why is sweeter.
You want to make 3:1 or more and dilute it...