❸ Mite counts in December, OAV Treatment, condensation and fixing hive insulation problems.

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S03E43 Treating the hives for varroa mites with Oxalic Acid Vapor in December. Checking the mite drop after the treatments. Looking inside the hives for condensation and bee population. Changing issues with the hive insulation due to the chickens. SHB numbers in December.

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I think you are on the right track. IMO, you want to shield the colony from solar gain so the white wrap you have is perfect. That, with the insulation, will create a very consistent environment inside the hive, which again, IMO is exactly what you should be going for. I believe that the ambient temperature is far less important than is the stability of that temperature. The insulation and white shielding create that stability.

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Do you have a link for those trays? Ive been looking for something more reliable than frp

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