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<center><h1>Feeding: The Envelope Method</h1></center><br><hr><br><br><p>When making the change from conventioal methods of beekeeping to biological methods (non-chemical,artificial feeds) I was faced with the problem of emergency feeding. One needs a method of delivering natural store to a light colony "WITHOUT" stimulating brood. As the last thing one wants to do is to stimulate a light colony in winter as they will utilize more feed for brooding. The method was not created by me, as I learned it from Dee Lusby of Tucson, AZ. I have placed it here as a resource to beekeepers who need a method of delivering feed to bees that are starving or light on stores and want to use biological or organic practices. The method utilizes file cabinet folders that are stapled on the ends. Then taped using clear 2 inch mailing tape to make an "envelope". Natural granulated honey is then scooped into the envelope and filled till it resembles a honey comb. The top then is closed with tape so you have a nice packet that is easy to transport and which can be placed in a box, crate,ect. if many are to go. Working quickly the beekeeper then pulls the comb(s) adjacent to the winter cluster, shakes off any clinging bees, cuts several slashes into the envelope's side and squeezes a bit to expose the honey (granulated). The packet is dropped in where the comb was and in essence mimics a honey comb. Note I said comb(s) before as in desperate cases a packet can be placed on both sides of the cluster if needed. The colony is closed up and combs(s) brought home. One should check the packet in 15 days or so to get a feel for how fast the bees are utilizing the honey stores. The bees will chew up the packet as they go; so just drop a new one in when empty. Remember to return the frames in the spring.</P><br><br><tr><td><center><img height="450" src="Image026.jpg" width="700"></center></td></tr><br><br>
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