Blotting Paper 2,5*40cm 40 pieces (With Bag)

A simple and easy to use division feeder. Inside there are special indentations for the bees to easily climb up but it is recommended to use some kind of floating material (wood etc) for avoiding the drowning of bees. In order to refill it you have to empty it of bees. The solid internal structure averts deformation when filling the feeder.

The NEW ANEL propolis collection screen bears two holes that you can choose to open if you want to put solid food on top (bee candy). Thus, you will be able to feed the bees and at the same time they will not stop the collection of propolis. The sides of the holes also lift the center of the screen up so it does not bend in the center and the bees can fill all the screen evenly.
Propolis is a very promising product with a very good price, which may contribute to your income without requiring much effort or time. The propolis collection screens are placed on the hive top floor, below the cover.
There should be some space left above the propolis collection screen and the hive cover so that air current is generated from which the bees will try to protect themselves by filling the screen with propolis. To keep the required gap you can use the two spacers attached to the side of the screen which are foldable. Propolis can be extracted from the screens after you place it in the freezer for 5 minutes and then shake or rub the propolis with a piece of wood or your hand.
The screen can collect 60 to 80gr when full within 10-15 days. Usually applied in spring and autumn - a good year can give you around 400gr per beehive. All these results can vary depending on the race of the bees, the beehive, the fauna and the time of year.
Screen dimensions: 420x510mm - can be cut to any smaller dimensions you wish!
Gaps dimensions: 20,5x2,5mm
Weight: 0,264kg
Material: Polyethylene (PE), Food Grade

ANEL’s Insect Traps fight efficiently, economically and safely, pest insects on crops or at your home. Without poisons or glues. ANEL’s Insect Traps were first used successfully in mass combating pest insects in organic and non-organic crops. They cause physical drowning to the insects that capture so the use of insecticides is not required. Baits required are inexpensive, safe and some of them you can even prepare them yourself. They are made of highly durable recycled material and can be reused for many years. The traps meet all the EU standards for organic agricultural production (2092/91). TIP: For small yellow wasps orange juice is a good bait.