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Queen Bee
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2009
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- Location
- West Midlands
- Hive Type
- 14x12
- Number of Hives
- Ten
I understand that most people tend to treat and feed at separate times, but seem not to treat and feed in the same period.
My question is that if this is some form of taboo, why?
I have 14x12 hives and have made my feeders with a depth of approx 12mm under the base of the feeder. I would like to feed and apply the first treatment at the same time and I am happy that there will be sufficient movement of air to carry the fumes about.
So, for those of you with experience rather than just opinions, what's the gen please?
My question is that if this is some form of taboo, why?
I have 14x12 hives and have made my feeders with a depth of approx 12mm under the base of the feeder. I would like to feed and apply the first treatment at the same time and I am happy that there will be sufficient movement of air to carry the fumes about.
So, for those of you with experience rather than just opinions, what's the gen please?