Pollen Trapping Part 2- Collection

In part 2 I'm collecting the pollen after a few days. It's always fun looking at the different colors and seeing what the bees are getting into.

I also mention my upcoming speaking engagement at the TBA South Middle TN regional event on 9/10/22.

[dcsblessedbees]

It is amazing how much pollen they can bring in. I re-screened mine with actual window screening much less sticks to the plastic screening. Ty for sharing Gus, Blessed Days...

[jasonwebster]

Definitely going to give this a shot next year on a few hives. Thanks for all the informative videos!

[desmondsimmons]

Thanks for sharing tip on wax paper. Put traps on earlier this week will have add wax paper to them.

[OklahomaBeekeeper]

Another great video. But this is the first time I've seen you in just a jacket.

[TennesseeTim]

I’m looking forward to hearing you speak in lewisburg Gus! Safe travels over here.

[noslisteninganyway]

Thanks! Some good looking pollen. Interesting on how maybe just hive direction affects what the bees collect.

[KajunHomestead]

Looking forward on how you clean it?👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[marywickenheiser]

Do the age of the bees collecting the pollen have something to do with how far they can go to gather, thus the pollen source?

[adam-bonticoubees]

Could the orientation of the hive be changing their main time of foraging and thus what they are foraging on? I know something like buckwheat is only foraged on at certain times of the day. Just a slightly educated guess

[Beehivesto]

Why not use a solid bottom on the trap?

[nszucs]

How do you dry it? Or do you sell it as 'wet' pollen?