Is The Oxalic Acid InstaVap From Lorobees REALLY WORTH IT?! Beekeeping 101 скачать в хорошем качестве

Is The Oxalic Acid InstaVap From Lorobees REALLY WORTH IT?! Beekeeping 101

Since Kasey and I are going back to treating our production hives for varroa mites we decided to invest in an oxalic acid vaporizer from ‪@LorobBees‬ . Oxalic acid is my favorite treatment s it is the least harsh on the bees. But, the trick is... you have to time it right because it will only kill phoretic mites, mites on the bees. So let's try this out and see what we think!! Also.. I have started a new membership on the channel called the Hive Mind! I started this membership to give you a behind the scenes look at what it is truly like learning and growing with beekeeping as we expand our apiary. All proceeds go towards helping support our growth and buying more equipment. I am beyond thankful for how far we have come and it is all thanks to YOU for supporting my journey these last few years! Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @beefitbeekeeping   For 10% off on all Hive Alive products use code Emily10 Join the community on Discord -   / discord   NEW my favorite essentials on Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/shop/beefitbee... My most recent blog post Beekeeping Conspiracies?? vvv https://beefitbeekeeping.com/beekeepi... The Honey Cast... Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3E3zJQD... beekeeping, beekeepers, Michigan beekeepers, beekeeping in a northern climate, overwintering bee hives, overwintering beehives in a northern climate, nucleus colony, package of bees, 10 frame deep, how to start beekeeping, beginner beekeeping, how much does beekeeping cost, price to start beekeeping, what do I need to start beekeeping, deep boxes, bottom board, telescoping cover, do I need an inner cover, varroa mites, how to, honeycomb, day in the life of a beekeeper, equalizing, entrance reducer, breeding queens, breeding program, survival stock, treatment free, brood breaks, frugality test, wintering bees in a cold climate, over wintering nucleus colonies, 5 over 5 nucs, brood nest, cluster size, varroa mites, pollination hives, pumpkin pollination, Michigan queens, Michigan queen breeders, frame feeders, sugar water, sugar water ratio, spring feeding, preparing for winter, motivational, beekeeper problems, beefit beekeeping, how to become a successful beekeeper, reasons not to be a beekeeper, should I be a beekeeper, should I quit beekeeping, getting ready for spring beekeeping, my bees died, beginner beekeeping, how to start beekeeping, second year beekeeping, reversing boxes, can I feed sugar water yet, next steps, pollen, spring flow, Michigan honey flow, nectar flow, California hives, almond pollination, building a bee business, swarming hives, honey bee swarming, how to keep bees from swarming, are my bees about to swarm, how to prevent swarming, artificial swarm, equalizing, starting new bee yards, where did the queens go, nucleus colony, how to, how to build up a nuc, how to put a nuc in hive, beginner beekeeping, moving frames, feeding nucleus colonies, should I feed my nuc, 5 frame nuc, treating for vary mites, spring treatments.