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> >>2. Has anyone come up with a convenient small dispenser -- sort of like
> >>the old ant traps? We will need to make manyl hundreds, so things
> >>like jars are a little awkward, and breakable.
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> John Taylor replied:
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> >This may not go a long way toward evironmentally friendly . . . how
> >about plastic 35mm film canisters? They will hold an ounce or two,
> >holes are easily made, water resistant and won't shatter. You should
> >be able to get them from a film developer.
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> However, they are relatively indestructable and hardly "environmentally
> friendly." Perhaps they should be fastened to the bottom board and moved
> with the hives.
First let me say that I am not a Bee Keeper, just a want to bee! <Grin> I
have been following the list with great interest. I feal that I MIGHT
finally have something meaningfull to add. How would the boxes for wooden
matches work? The ones that I have are 2" X 1.5" X .5" and are made of
cardboard. A coat of clearcoat water seal would make them stand up better to
the elements.
Harry
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