I sure hope you keep doing bee talks like this and sharing them. You obviously have a ton of information to bring to the table. Thanks

I agree, gotta keep that supplement close to pollen flows

My goodness! You go down rabbit hole just like me !!! Ha ha I love it 👍

Another very good job Bob! I am watching all your videos and I think it is very important for all new beekeepers like myself to follow someone like you with lots of experience and knowledge. God bless you!!

I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you for posting!

Thanks for all your great videos Bob.

Great info Bob thanks!

Excellent video!

I started Loving your talk

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A sugary solution that tastes like laundry detergent

Hi Mr. Binnie , first thankyou for all the knowledge you have been sharing with us , I really appreciate it . Where I live it's a common practice to freeze date pollen and use it next season for the female trees although it's not as fertile as it is fresh but it works !! so that means the pollen is still alive !! RIGHT ? and there must be some value in it, so I'm thinking about freezing date pollen and use it when needed !! What do you think about this idea ? I know it's a weird question but whit the long drought that is affecting the Mediterranean regions due to climate changes it's unaffordable to use pollen supplements all thy way through .

Bob, do you have any tips on keeping pollen Pattie’s moist after applying them to hive? Do you put them in zip lock bags?

I wish if you can talk about a diy substitute Or some good ingredients for a substitute Or any researches in this field you know of Thanks

What is your thoughts on feeding dry pollen supplement in a feeder?

Good evening Bob, i am quite one to give the double rather than half a portion pollen subs. Since about two years, I think to observe something where I'm really not sure if I'm fantasizing... ;-) Do you think it is possible that the nurse bees have a kind of protein level feeling? I see that in colonies where i have reached a very good level, increased pollen deposits on the combs, in contrast to the control colonies at the same location, which have not received subs...! The nurse bees seem to keep it there as pollen bread for bad times... and I see no differences if I give liquid amino acids or patties! Would you have observed something like this? Pat

If this is possible, what is the recipe for pollen alternatives, for example, soybeans...

Good evening Bob, a friend came over to walk me through your process of splitting using the excluder then adding your double screen board. We were able to split to colonies with 5 frames of eggs, larvae, capped, food and nectar. When my buddy left I decided to throw on a large jar of 2:1 in each split. Even though there’s some supplies there, was it wrong for me to do that? Should I add a quarter of pollen supplement? Appreciate your time.

Hey Bob can I use pure avocado oil in my pollen patty sorry it so late I live in southern Oregon

if I don't have my own pollen, what substitute pollen should I feed, and how? Do you have any recipes to make sub-disordered pollen?

The raw goat milk is 99.9% as mother milk.That"s why is expensive.

Is it possible to prepare alternatives to pollen when UltraBee is not available?

I would never again buy pollen substitute from Manns Lake. Gargbage, bees don't even want to eat it, even when mixed well with syrup. Complete waste of money!