Beekeeping,Beekeepers Open feeding bees sugar or corn syrup in drums to honey bee hives,Georgia

Posted on December 14, 2009 by admin| 4 Comments

Beekeeping, Beekeeper open feeding semi load,double deeps 440 beehives corn syrup, sugar blend from 24 – 55 gallon drums, in Georgia. These doubles will be split into 880 beehive singles if not sent to California for almond pollination in January. This bee yard is not mine but I wanted to show another honeybee feeding system on large scale when time is short.

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4 Responses to Beekeeping,Beekeepers Open feeding bees sugar or corn syrup in drums to honey bee hives,Georgia

  1. poprocz | November 21, 2009 at 5:33 am |

    And to think they all find their way back to their box.
    Btw, I am getting no sound, is that supposed to happen.

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  2. spangledude | November 21, 2009 at 6:32 am |

    Hello,
    Do you know whether your corn syrup comes from corn grown without systemic pesticides?

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  3. gstonegraphix | November 21, 2009 at 8:40 am |

    Is this the regular beeyard or did you have to stop somewhere,unload your semi and feed the bees? I love your videos but we are getting no sound on this one.maybe you can type some text over it to explain. thanks

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  4. orcuttnyc | November 29, 2009 at 8:31 am |

    How do you treat for varoa on such a scale?

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