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Last year we started using drone brood removal for varroa control. We hung empty, foundation-less frames into the hives, and the bees built the drone comb, filled them with brood (and varroa), and after 20-22 days we cut out the drone brood.
Problem is, what to do with the drone brood.
I tried melting it down, but then I ended up with a whole bunch of unattractive, stinky gunk.
Anybody have any ideas?
JH
Problem is, what to do with the drone brood.
I tried melting it down, but then I ended up with a whole bunch of unattractive, stinky gunk.
Anybody have any ideas?
JH