Ultra bee pollen substitute is a supplement feed designed to assist honeybees during winter and early spring when natural sources of pollen become scarce. It can be fed dry or made into patties. Many beekeepers prefer not to stimulate brood …
Your flock will stay happy and energized with these herb-filled chicken treats, packed with extra protein, concentrated energy and probiotics. Perfect to pair with our hanging treat feeder. Keep in mind that high protein treats should only be offered occasionally …
Before colder weather arrives, it’s a good idea to feed bees with a 2:1 sugar/water syrup mixture. A thicker syrup encourages bees to store up food in their comb for winter storage purposes and help strengthen winter reserves. Liquid feeding …
Many beekeepers utilize high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) for supplemental feeding purposes, particularly during spring requeening, when winter stores are depleted, or during inclement weather conditions. HFCS is known for its stability and ability to prevent crystallization, in addition to …
If you plan on raising chickens for eggs or meat production, selecting non GMO feed is key to keeping them healthy and producing high-quality eggs and meat products. Most chickens raised for meat have been genetically modified through selective breeding …
Bag feeders are simply zip lock bags filled with sugar syrup that are cut open at one end to allow bees to drink from. After adding in sugar syrup to this container, simply lay it on top of your hive …
Kalmbach feeds are designed with fixed formulations, so each time you open a bag they contain the same nutrients for maximum flock health and productivity. This ensures your flock receives all of their essential nourishments needed for maximum development. This …
There are various kinds of chicken feed available for your flock. Two popular options include organic food and omega 3 fatty acid-containing feed. Standard chicken feed typically provides protein, calcium, phosphorous and vitamins essential for their wellbeing, and comes in …
Bee larvae’s transition from larva to bee is of critical importance; food quality will dictate whether they become queen bees or worker bees. Worker bees feed on a mixture of honey and pollen, while future queens receive special royal jelly …
Chickens love snacking on tasty treats! Treats should only be offered occasionally as their high levels of certain nutrients can reduce overall nutrition intake. Mealworms are irresistibly attractive to chickens and make an excellent protein treat for egg-laying hens and …