End of the Flow , Mixing Patties with BIO-ACTIVATOR,
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BIO-ACTIVATOR is the first (and only) formulation of vitamin, Carotenoid, Phytosterol, Nucleic & Amino acid, Co-enzyme, Enzyme, hemicellulose, Phenolic, Hydroxyl, Alkaloid, Flavonoid, phytohormone and Trace Mineral profiles in the concentrations and proportions found naturally in floral pollen.
SPECIFICATIONS
*Proline, Tyrosine, Phenylalanine, Alanine, Threonine, Serine, Histidine, Aspartic Acid, Glycine, Valine, Lysine, Glutamic Acid, Arginine, Isoleucine, Leucine, Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA), Methionine, vitamin (Water & lipid soluble) profile, Carotenoid profile, Phytosterol profile, Nucleic Acid, Co-enzyme profile, Enzyme profile, hemicellulose, Phenolic Profile, Hydroxyl profile, Alkaloid profile, Flavonoid profile, and Trace Mineral profile in the concentrations and proportions found naturally in floral pollen.
Instructions for use :
Add entire package [Bio-activator] per 50 lbs. of pollen supplement mix (or 2.16 Grams per pound) - following your established feeding (Early spring / late summer) schedule.
Thoroughly blend package [bio-activator] into pollen supplement mix (important to ensure even distribution of bioActive elements in final patty mix.
This package will make 50 lbs. of final pollen supplement preparation.
Net weight 108 grams.
Straight and to the point content, unlike 99% of other beekeeping channels out there. It is also fascinating to see the commercial approach to hive management, which I think the rest of us small-scale guys can learn a lot from. Thank you!
Absolutely.
I have lost so many hive .
If I had this approch a longtime ago , I wouldn't have quit beekeeping.
He is amazing teacher.
His dealing with varroa also very good.
I love watching his video .
Thanks for the step-by-step description of why you're doing what you're doing. This helps us newbees a lot!
Bees are the masters at survival, adapting and production given any challenge. Absolute living machines.
I'm a first year beekeeper in the same province as you and I follow you as a guide for the time-line of beekeeping. You have helped me immensely. Thanks....
Your flows might be different than mine,
Watch those conditions carefully
Good info again Ian. Thanks for your time and skills on handling the changing dynamics of bees.
Looking great! Good video!
Thanks for sharing Ian! Always appreciate all your insight, thoughts and tips. Always clear and concise and sensible!
Talk about meeting an strong flow with strong bees just in time.
Nice work ! 💯💪
Chemest, mad scientist, you wear many hats my friend!
I bought a couple pkgs of rocket fuel a few weeks ago, haven't had the right conditions to try it yet.
Everything here is excellent going into fall.
I bought a half pallet of 50# bags of brewers yeast from Mann Lake a few years ago and kept in my walk in freezer. Dang glad I did, you can't get it anywhere now.
I only use a few bags a year, so still have a good supply for the future.
I like my patty recipe and would hate to have to improvise, but you know they say necessity is the mother of invention, so perhaps you'll dig your new recipe even more than your old one.
Good luck!
Wow, winter prep already.
Oh yeah the video I've waited a year for is here
Bees that do not quit thanks for sharing
I asked the maker online and was told Unfortunately the bio activator is not available to us in australia yet so my bees miss out on your magic powder.
That’s an interesting pollen patty mixer. Is it your own design? I haven’t seen one on the market anywhere like that.
Your a machine steppler nice harvest
Hi.
Can you tell us what ingredients do you put at minute 1:34 ?
The quantities are very important too.
Thank you very much.
nice👍👍👍👍👍
Holy pollen patties!
Off topic, but did you mean you spray your irrigation ditches in the Fall? I just had a drainage ditch dug out ($$) and I hadn't heard of spraying in the Fall, but certainly would if it helps. I'm actually in city limits so I don't tend to hear these things.
que tal amigo, me gustara saber o si puedes hacer un video veo que tienes una especie de trampa que le colocas en las alzas melieras, veo que tiene una malla, para que las usas cual es su finalidad, saludos mexico.
"All the rules are off this year..."
No truer words have been spoken this year.
It's been crazy.
How much coconut oil and flaxseed oil were you using for the 50lb bag of pollen suppliment?
Hey Ian, I've read that the lack of pollen is what sparks the building of winter bees. I'm seeing you add two lbs of pollen patties saying to start the winter nest so apparently what I'm reading is wrong? I plan to keep my 45 colonies in 1:1 until the golden rod flow which I'm expecting to be gangbusters here in another 2 weeks with so much rain we have had last 2 weeks. Do you think I should throw a lb of pollen on them too. There won't be much pollen out there for them in the wild until the golden rod as well. I want to build as a large winter cluster this year as I can
That definitely is debatable
It’s when those bees quit brooding and quit feeding young, quit flying and hold and retain
Iv been chatting with Andrews guy about being the Alaskan dealer for the supplement did you do a TH-cam with him on
pollen sub ? I'd like to see it
Hello, what's the recipe of your patties ?
Do you not get a strong goldenrod pollen flow?
What is on your label tags? You use thumb tacks to mark them?
Great process Ian. You mentioned 3 yards at 120 colonies. You feel that 40 colonies in one area is not too many?
Spread out here on 2 miles
good job. Can you help a friend? I need the amounts of the typical protein dough, I searched a lot and tired me and we need it
Mad scientist
So much
Observation and info in one’s does the linseed oil choice of the amino acids levels? And what happened to the paper sandwich bags from last year?
Can’t find them anymore, either sold out or out of stock
Question ?
How is your drone population holding up. Since you were having late season swarming. Do you feel you have an adequate number of drones for successful mating this late in the season for you. I'm giving you a break today about getting stuck. LOL just and old nosy beekeeper down here in Florida😅😅
Definitely was seeing many drones in the hives still today
@@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog I agree with you Ian. Peace River country - northern Alberta and we still have a good population of drones. Canola is done, no sunflowers so getting the dribs and drabs from the clovers and wildflowers.
Do you retrieve your swarms?
Are you still working clovers into your pastures like you were a couple of seasons ago?
Is it baking paper you are using for the patties? Can the bees chew through it since you left it on both sides of the pattie..?
backing paper is silicon covered.
activate the translation .exelente work thank you
Honey, honey, honey, money, money, money 😊
2 back. You’re still 10 weeks till storage.
The consistency and color of a ready product is something. I`m joking)))
You can use spirulina to feed the bees a better cheap natural pollen protein that's actually really good for them and their gut health.
As far as the 20.5% moisture content goes for your honey, you have a perfectly good building to dry those frames
Good day ... I am a beekeeper in Sweden ... I have 350 colonies ... I watch your clips and enjoy ... until now I tried to make my own cake for bees ... stimulating ... I didn't succeed because I don't have the right one recipe ... would you like to give me the recipe and finally make a real scone
I'm having issues with queen excluders, two of my seven the bees use very well and the others not many bees go through. I have swapped them and then the bees go through. I can tell that some of them are smaller. So where do you purchase yours and what should the gap be?
Bob Binnie had a video that said that a while ago he had a batch of queen excluders where the gaps were too small - he went back to the supplier and they have since corrected the problem. I seem to recall the supplier was Mann Lake.
@@jeannecourter6349 did he buy new ones from Mann Lake?
I think so. He is an authorized distributor for Mann Lake.
@@jeannecourter6349 thank you for your help.
Follow-up and correction:
TH-cam video called
“Musings on Queen Excluders” at
th-cam.com/video/eWfgL5ZxDH4/w-d-xo.html
At 3:35 he talks about wire spacing and his experience. The company was actually Dadant. (Apologies to Mann Lake)
Ultra Bee or Soie?
Dang, although it's late it's too bad you didn't have some queen cells or virgin queens to pop in those queenless colonies.
There could be just enough time to get the job done if fall is kind.
If successful, those late queens could be your best spring colonies, partially due to that cleansing brood break.
(I realize on your scale you don't have time to fiddle fart around with the few needy colonies. I just can't help but think of the possibilities )
Do you get honeydew from aphids this time of year?
Yes
Interesting you are feeding colony's that have brood and not the ones without brood. Corn syrup is not considered a good supplement on the other hand sucrose at the rate of 1 to 1.5 of water will promote brood production with pollen patties.
Hope you don’t use HFCS, that one doesn’t overwinter your bees
You need a bigger sausage mixer…
boa tarde
I think if you have Queens get your splits you could not get in the spring to try and recover your spring losses using those unemployed bees.
1st comm.
OMG so many OSHA violations with that mixer lol
Nah, he just removed the guards etc, to provide the best viewing.
Give them anabolic steroids. Your bees will be twice as big 😄