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Re: Proventriculus / Honey stopper
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> >A method described by the late Vince Cook as being an effective way of
>> feeding supplementary pollen was to pour it onto an empty comb, rub it in
>> with the fingers and then place the comb in the hive immediately next to
>> brood.
>>
>
Yes, I've done this often when rearing queen cells.  I usu. spray with a bit
of syrup so that it doesn't fall out.

Randy Oliver

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