Wallace Family Apiary Feeding Station- OPEN FEEDING
Today I am feeding the colonies again. A thin sugar syrup for population increase, just before the cold weather arrives.. The only difference in my feeding scheme today is this time I’m using open feeding…that is feeding the bees far from the colonies. It’s easy to set up and you can replenish the pails as needed without having to open a single colony, and not many bees drawn. Another advantage is just like feeding inside the colony, open feeding, from at 75 to 100 yards away, makes robbing a non issue. I’ve got some videos and still photos of how I did my open feeding , and upon investigating the colonies, no robbing behavior was observed. Enjoy the videos and photos. Happy Beekeeping!
Santiago Wallace
Wallace Family Apiary
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