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BEES4U
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Mountain Camp method of feeding.
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January 05, 2009, 08:44:47 PM »
I have been using the Mountain Camp method.
But, I lay down a Mann Lake pollen patty first and pour the sugar over the patty. The bees love it!
I mixed the sugar 50:50 using granulated sugar and Drivert.
C & H Drivert is about 4.0% invert and it readily absorbs moisture.
I made some feed rims last year that are 3/4" deep with an ACX plywood cover.
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DID you try the pro-len-
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DID you try the pro-len- RDY-B
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Can you explain the pro-len?
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PRO-Leen is the new phagogastic stimulant that mann lake is offering with there beepro patties -i think it is like honey bee healthy-(they wont say)-i suspect lemon grass and spearmint or wintergreen -the bees go for it right off and consumption is way better than before the bees are clustering around these patties in feed rims like you would not believe -it is almost like they cant resist the stuff- i am still waiting to see if they make any more brood or not but so fare i have had to spend more on patties because they are munching them like no tomorrow -the pro-leen is at 4%
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January 10, 2009, 04:27:34 PM »
Ernie, good idea. We'll have to call that the "MountainCamp Method - Lucas Variant".
I think I may try that next year if I need to feed and see how it goes.
I had some that I'm trying to limp along this winter too, and snapped a couple photos of their status today.
Will watch to see how they do. These hives are light.
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The cluster must be tight. So far they have consumed the sugar.
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Looks like mine.
Now we'll see how much they liked the -7F last night.
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