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By Delci Plouffe

How to make (pollen patties)

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Pollen patties can be an asset to your bees. Learn how to make them here! Find more about bees on our beekeeping resource page.

 

I have some happy bees now! I just added a pollen patty to each hive! I thought I would share with you how to make pollen patties. Pretty simple, but sometimes seeing it in action helps. I used Bee Pro Pollen Substitute. (Mann Lake FD203 Bee-Pro Pollen Substitute Canister, 1-Pound)This is what Bee-Pro offers your bees:

  • High protein pollen substitute which supplies the lipids, mineral and B-complex vitamins honeybees need to produce larval food
  • Gives your bees the best nutrients available for the production of larval food

Bees | How to Bees | Bee Care | Watch this video to get an idea on how to make pollen patties. Pollen patties are a high protein substitute that supplies lipids, minerals, and vitamins

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Sounds like a good plan, right? Keeping our bees healthy so they can fight off disease and stay as strong as possible is so important and the larval is the key to your bees future!

The experienced beekeeper who is helping me, gave me some of the Bee Pro that he uses. I know that this powder is tried, true and tested--it has the exact nutrients that my bees need and for that I’m grateful.

There is so much to learn about bees and I’m right there learning with you! The beauty of bees is that you don’t have to know everything about them, you just need to know someone else who knows everything!

Please watch this video to see how I made our pollen patties

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Also check out this post onhow to install a bee package.

Bees | How to Bees | Bee Care | Watch this video to get an idea on how to make pollen patties. Pollen patties are a high protein substitute that supplies lipids, minerals, and vitamins

 

Bees may need their beekeeper to give them a boost of energy by making them a pollen patty. Here is how to make one!

Filed Under: Bees, Farm LivingTagged With: Montana Bees

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Comments

  1. Cheryl Richardsonsays

    at 1:46 pm

    I love Josiah! He’s so cute! Thank you for your informative video. I am working on moving to North Georgia or NC and want to have a farm with bees, chickens and horses. Blessings to you and your family!

    Reply
    • Delci Plouffesays

      at 8:43 pm

      Oh, that is so wonderful! Blessings on you and all of your plans too!

      Reply
  2. Billsays

    at 7:58 pm

    Excited to learn more

    Reply
  3. Vickisays

    at 6:11 pm

    Just got my supers and am scouring the internet for how to information. Loved this bee pollen supplement how to. However when I watched the video, you show your super with a wooden box/spacer with a large hole in the center. I’d like to understand what that is for. Thank you very much for your very helpful information.

    Reply
    • Delci Plouffesays

      at 8:45 pm

      I am SO glad it was helpful!

      Reply

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