American Beekeeper tried the new Anti-Varroa Mite Solution to Help Honey Bees.

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ToBe team let a commercial beekeeper to play with their new device (HiveMaster) in American soil and the results were very interesting. Let me know what do you think.
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[InsideTheHiveTV]

What do you think of this device? Should I keep covering or not? If I get some of them would you like to try it yourself? let me know your thoughts and sign up my email list to get priority in case I get some to try out. Cheers.

[DustinVanWinkle-eh]

As a beekeeper in Iowa I feel that it would benefit in many many ways and would love to get a few in my apiaries

[cartert]

As a "hobby" beekeeper, I'm very interested in how these autonomous devices can help us control mite loads. Thanks for your work on this and other research, and please keep us up to date on when these new devices might be available here in the USA.

[susanrowland]

Yes, you should ask for the product to test it out with small beekeepers, and with OA. I avoid the synthetic chemicals, and would be most interested in seeing how it works with OA or other “natural” products. Logic suggests it should be the same. Thank you (and Mr. Richmond) so much for taking a look at the product.

[bigbob]

This could be a breakthrough solution to the biggest concern of all bee keepers. I will continue to monitor the progress and do my own testing as soon as they are available. Thank You

[imafreeamerican]

Yes, keep covering it. I saw that device and wrote to them. Found out it was not ready for hobbyist yet. I’m hoping it will be soon.

[Chard-Bees]

This sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing the hope we might get ahead of these little beasts! God bless!

[StanGore-mkow]

you have got my attention....thanks for the well done video! there is hope!!

[notRCrosleyHacked]

Sounds great
I am starting my first vehicle next year in Braxton, WV mountain area

[jimhughes]

As a hobbyist who has a lot of hives, I would be interested in using the product for testing in my Georgia hives. The tested success you have seen may be different in various geographic regions. This product will also be driven by its price. Thanks for sharing and keep us up to date on the product and availability.

[spudgn]

Thanks professor. Always love to get the lowdown on stuff. ( the real information ). This will be fantastic.

[amym]

How exciting!! Thank you, let's do it!

[Klevjer]

Definitely support your testing. Am a hobby beekeeper as well and am very interested in further testing and availability.

[Swarmstead]

Selection for mites tolerant to these treatments will happen so fast with such pressure, but you'll be rich if you can get a cut of every sale before that happens.

[brucesbees]

Nice job. Enjoyed this video! Interesting stuff for sure!

[dcsblessedbees]

I'd be interested in seeing info on repeat OA treatments.

[ToBeeOrNotToBeHoney]

I would love to have a chance to test this with an organic chemical such as OA. It makes a lot of sense that a low does more consistently would be more effective than a high dose less often. However, it also depends on the if the chemical is likely to cause issues such as increased stress on the bees. There are a lot of variables. I have had better results with OA every 3 days than OA once a week. So a lower does every day might be even better or perhaps multiple times in a day. Then again it might causes more stress depending on the way it is distributed.

Perhaps an OA solution could be cold fogged with something like the foggers/humidifiers people use to add vanilla scent to their homes. That would increase humidity at the cost of not using 430F vapor... Lots of variables, lots of possibilities...

[bobmorrison]

Would like to see non toxic used, like mineral oil with maybe wintergreen essential oils.

[jeffd]

Lol I want to jump on this. I would love to see the oav version available

[MinnesotaBeekeeper]

Cost? Also trying to sublimate oxalic acid, I wonder how often that needs to be recharged?
Thank you so much for covering this!