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>When experts such as yourself offer advice to a large group of beekeepers, it is my hope that they are offering such advice based upon strong evidence and >considerable experience.
I was pretty clear both times saying it was not based on total Science, and my experience! I doubt it has a huge effect on many who don’t ask more questions.. It seems to me that in most areas fall/ winter dribble is already rare, and my experience seems to match the published data for overwintering. I do get your thoughts. Points! But it seems I am not the only one who thinks fall dribble in cold climates is not the best idea.
> 5 cc per seam applied only once.
>This is the key question here Charlie. How did you measure/confirm the amount applied per seam of bees?
The method is pretty much what you described, practice with a garden sprayer until your fairly proficient. No magic syringe or measurement, again, not science we were doing, treating yards. Different expectations!
>For your hives in a cold-winter area, the recommendation is not to exceed
>50 mL total per hive. Do you remember how much you actually applied?
No final numbers of applied were calculated, but with an average of 14 seems op bees, times 5 ml each we would have probably been well over the 50 ml range. Closer to 70ml
Charles
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