Candy Board

Beekeepers of long ago placed candy in their hives to provide enough food for their bees to survive the long months of winter.

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A new spin on an old classic this candy charcuterie board is perfect for a party. To winterize bee hives we use candy boards and hive top. The candy board frame a candy board made to place below a quilt could not be solid obviously because moist air from the colony could not be collected by the quilt if that air never reaches the quilt. During cold winter months feeding sugar water solutions can cause deathly moisture build up in your hive.

Put the inner cover and outside top cover back on securely. Some form of a candy board has been around for a long time. By this time of the winter the bees have worked their way thr. Fill your board with all kinds of candy and treats in a variety of colors sizes and textures for a fun colorful and creative party treat.

It s that time of the year for northern beekeepers to make sure their bees have plenty of food. This has got to be one of the best charcuterie board ideas ever. In this video i am assembling a candy board for a honey beehive. Secondly the no cook candy board could not be flipped over because upside down doesn t work well with uncooked sugar.

Now you should be installing this candy board on a nice 40 50 degree day. Fit the frame of the candy board to the frame of the hive. Candy boards are the answer. Make sure the entrance hole is in the front.

Some are made with soft candy and some with hard candy. Winter is a hard season for beekeepers we would like to show how we prepare our beehives for winter. This then showers down onto your bees and can kill them.