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  1. Bee Forum
    Hello. I've discovered a source for HFCS this past summer and have been feeding my hives as a mixture of approx 25% HFCS/H20 with a little mann lake pro health added. The bees have been doing well with it and now it's getting time to 'bulking' them up for the winter. Here in SC we generally...
    feeding in fall hfcs nectar dearth
  2. Bee Forum
    Can I give my bees brood builder patties right now. To stimulate them. Also is it a good Idea to feed them HFCS right now? And where can I buy Corn syrup bulk in Oregon/Washington
    bee hives corn syrup feed hfcs patties
  3. Treatment-Free Beekeeping
    A diet of sugar is not equivalent to a diet of honey. Actually it is bee susceptibility to synthetic and natural xenobiotics, including the acaricide tau-fluvalinate, the agricultural pesticide imidacloprid, and the naturally occurring mycotoxin aflatoxin. These results suggest that regulation...
    fluvlinate hfcs imidacloprid sugar toxicity
  4. Bee Forum
    Has anyone had experience with commercially-produced sugar bricks, especially those containing HFCS (even in small quantities), as an over-winter feed?
    bricks food hfcs sugar winter
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