The Pollen Feeding Hack | The Bush Bee Man

In the latest episode of "The Bush Bee Man", Mark shares innovative feeding strategies for bees during times of scarce pollen. The episode demonstrates how to supplement bees' diets with essential proteins when natural pollen sources are limited.
Mark showcases practical solutions, including homemade feeders and commercial bee feed, to support the health and productivity of bee colonies.
The episode covers various topics, including crafting DIY feeders out of buckets, exploring the benefits and controversies of open feeding vs. in-hive feeding, and providing tips and insights for beekeepers to ensure their hives thrive. Whether you need to boost weaker colonies or maintain your bees' nutrition, this episode provides valuable advice on keeping your bees well-fed and happy.
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Produced and Directed by John deCaux
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[@vwbusguy]

I was told that its against DPI regulations to feed outside of a colony in Australia

[@fabianweber619]

Slackass, is that in Webster's?
Love the videos, especially the moving the hives ones! Them are the bomb!

[@looeee]

The Bush Bee Man is Australian

[@sonofone1-263Bees]

It does not matter what hole saw you use you have to clean out the hole.

[@BucksBeesS.C.]

Using your head to save and add to your bee yard.

[@gonzalezaaronm]

What about putting the holes on the lid and just flipping the bucket upside down on top of a couple bricks. 🐝

[@kengarrett1116]

Hey! It's February in Australia, Summer time. Why on earth are you feeding the bees sugar syrup???

[@donstaunch7895]

how do you escape your hands being stung. mine sting me through my gloves!

[@brettellis1837]

Ps no frames needed paint scraper one lol unreal.