Dr. Clarence Collison - Bee Nutrition & Feeding

[@rudolphreynolds9389]

Thank you Dr Collison very informative lecture.

[@iowasenator]

This lecture begs a very important question. Where can a beekeeper buy a nutritional supplement(s) that supplies ALL of the 10 necessary amino acids as well as the vitamins and minerals bees require? Why wouldn't he address this in his lecture?

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

I think these r things we all need to know so feed as close to their needs as possible

[@DMRuss-qk1xx]

Very interested in the sunflower and what it does for the honey bee any info would be greatly appreciated

[@Atoyota]

Very informative, thank you! My question is a replacement for sugar lower in ph, if you know of any suitable? Honey having a ph of 4, sugar at 6, lower ph being healthier. Sugar may be the easiest/ cheapest ingredient, just thought I'd ask.

[@thigtsquare950]

So, basically the sugar candy recipe is invert sugar..... Interesting to notice that honey is also an invert sugar.

[@andrerousselsapet5219]

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[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

what is the ph of sugar in the comb not in the feeder

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

the question should be. what is the ph of nectar in the flower not in the comb.

[@Apostolis3486]

what is the problem with honeydew?

[@westpointbees5590]

Good presentation and in layman's terms,Thanks

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

the ph of honey is not the same as the ph of flower nectar.

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

im no Dr. but i can read a ph pen.