How to rid bees of mites fast easy cheap 100% mite kill please share this

Everyone please pass this video on to as many beekeepers as possible , this is the best thing ever for killing mites that you will ever find , and it is safe for your bees. it's 100% safe for you as well as long as you wear your respirator. We recommend 3 treatments 1 week apart for 3 weeks, this will completely break the mite cycle. Each treatment only kills mites that are exposed, meaning some will be concealed in the capped brood, by doing 3 consecutive treatments you will kill those that are sealed off the 2nd, and 3rd treatment. Please share this video this will help a lot of people save their bees. We are here to help the new beekeeper and Advance beekeeper as well .WE make these videos in order to help the bee population .The more beekeepers we have, and the more educated people are about bees, will result in a higher bee population in this country. Please like And subscribe to our KZbin channel Barnyard bees.
100 ml grain or ethyl alcohol
25 grams oxalic acid
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[@jeffs5355]

Great vmessage. Oxalic acid is a great treatment method whether vaporized or fogged. Folks need to remember that oxalic acid doesn't penetrate capped brood. So any mites closed up with the larva will reproduce and come out with the hatching bee. Therefore, 3 treatments are required 5-7 days apart. Last year I almost lost my first hive to deformed wing virus caused by the mites. I did oxalic acid and they recovered and made it through winter very strong. No problems this year with scheduled treatments.

[@Warren76317]

When ever one uses a Respirator you need to be careful you are using the correct filters for what you want to filter out. Not all filters work for everything or anything. Some filters allow what you are trying to keep out through the filter and trap it in the mask making the bad chemical concentrated in the mask. So make sure you are using the correct filters. Just some good info to share.

[@CrankyCronos]

So it's been a year, and you've had a chance now to produce long-term results. Do you have any stats of before/after results? What well did this perform to keep your numbers into check? Where there any hive losses? Any gotcha's or bugs you had to iron out?

[@scottsbees7166]

Do you still use this?

[@grigoris991]

What is this boss, what’s in it.

[@clintoningalls5146]

So 3 weeks once a day or once a week

[@JimQuinn-tb3uq]

I tried this but it didn't work at first. I got a slightly different model and it had a yellow container to hold the insectiside. I think it didn't work because the level of the 100 ml of liquid did not reach the intake valve that went in to the yellow container. Eventually I filled the container to the top with water and it then worked. Backtracking I then mixed up 200 ml of liquid and tried again. This time it worked.

[@BizTailer]

Ever tried a green drone screen. Mites prefer the drone bee becasue they incubate longer and can hatch more mites. So get you a $5 green drone frame place it 3 away from ctr of hive and put it in the freezer just before the drones hatch each time they fill it. No chemical option. Works well.

[@markarnill3437]

Me again I am in my 4 year of beekeeping and always used oxalic acid in a vaporiser I see your way of using oxalic acid with alcohol and thought that it would be easier instead of the way that I am doing it with a vaporiser I use gasVap and was thinking you’re fog Machine it’s far easier to do more hives

[@adamsonright2120]

can I fog while supers on?

[@Tamburello_1994]

I'm really impressed at your attention to the new bee keeper. I have no interest in bee keeping but you do make it an interesting, compelling watch and I have learned a lot over the past few days watching safely from my keyboard.

[@jameshuynh7300]

I am a beginner backyard beekeeper this year and there are so many things to learn. I follow your vids, are very informative. I just bought a fogger, oxalic acid, grain alcohol and mason jars (regular mouth) and tried out last Sunday. I am still learn to work with the fogger properly. Thank you so much.

[@SEAhawkstwelfthman]

Just wanted to say thank you for all that you are doing for the beekeeping community. I really appreciate the hard work and the advice; especially when it will end up saving me a lot of money and garner the high success levels that are necessary in the mite game. I've watched a lot of your bee videos and I always learn something else new from them. You guys are doing so much good in this realm! Keep going. You have certainly earned my subscription. I wish I could subscribe more than once to this channel!!!

[@wendicoker5611]

Ordered all my stuff today! Thank you !

[@danpence2748]

Hi David, love your channel. I'm a 3rd year beekeeper here in Ohio and go to your videos a lot for advice. I tried OA treatment with Burgess fogger this year, as i have only used apivar strips . Burgess changed design here in 2020, i tried your recipe of 100ml alcohol and 25 g of OA but since plastic container was bigger it wouldn't draw it up... my solution that worked was, i got small glass jelly/ mason jar that screwed in correct, but had to mix a double batch(200 ml alcohol and 50 g of OA ) for it to fog correctly.Just wanted to to pass it along to your viewers to help save some aggravation. Thank you sir

[@suehooker1329]

David thank you for your quick and helpful answer as always!

[@TheGoodHeart1000]

Can’t thank you enough for all you do-no words can express my appreciation.

[@juliecipriano1634]

I used a Burgess fogger as per your recommendations....back in 2017. Got two uses from it and the fog did do a great job killing mites. However the plastic parts in the machine were destroyed by the OA. They absolutely fell apart when touched. I did wash it thoroughly after using and put it away dry. I finally went to a pro vap machine. Expensive, but worth saving hives that are worth the price of the vaporizer.

[@ChristopherSprance]

Your videos are great, they've really helped me so far on my first season and I'll definitely be buying my bees from you next season.

[@desmondsimmons1436]

I have been using the battery power units you load up a tray and stick in the bottom of hive for two years now. The bees have been doing great but takes over hour to treat 25 hives in one yard. I am going to order one of these set ups and start using it next month. Thanks for sharing the video.