Happy Labor Day!
We are David and Sheri Burns hoping your family enjoys this Labor Day weekend
THIS LABOR DAY, TAKE A BREAK AND SAVE 15% ON OUR ONLINE "GETTING YOUR BEES THROUGH THE WINTER" COURSE. NOW THROUGH MONDAY.
Or come and take this course at our training center with EAS Certified Master Beekeeper David Burns on Saturday September 7th from 1pm-6pm. We are located outside of Fairmount, Illinois 30 miles east of Champaign/Urbana, IL.
This class teaches:
-Understanding how to feed bees in the winter.
-The importance of vitellogenesis.
-Hive ventilation vs. wrapping.
-How to raise bees of winter physiology (which live 4-6 months).
-Knowing when to feed liquid and when to shift to Winter-Bee-Kinds.
-Overwinter with a solid bottom board vs. a screen bottom board.
-Overwinter with or without a super above the brood area.
-Upper vent or not?
-and lots more...
ONLY A FEW SPOT OPEN
FALL FEEDING IS SO IMPORTANT!
Beekeepers often fail to keep enough food strategically placed in the hive for maximum brood build up. Studies have shown that bees need protein (pollen) as much if not more than just sugar or sugar water. The Burns Bees Feed System places the food strategically above the brood nest area, keeping food where bees can always access it even on cold fall days. Available for 10 frame or 8 frame hives.
NEW VIDEO JUST RELEASED TODAY!
In this new video David walks you through how to clean up a mess when you forget and leave a frame out and the bees build stray comb everywhere. Click on the image below
Beekeeping - Cleaning Up Stray Comb |