Dadant & Sons
AP23 Dry Pollen Substitute
5.0 · 6 reviews
From $6.49
Price varies by option: $6.49 – $20.95
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- Earn $0.21 back in Colony Cash
SKU: FEED-4265
Product details
AP23 Dry Pollen Substitute
AP23 dry pollen substitute is a dry product available in a 1 pound canister, or a 3.5 lb. pail.
- Formulated to deliver all of the nutrient levels, in a highly palatable blend of specifically selected ingredients.
- High protein feed developed for all levels of beekeepers.
- Helps maintain colony strength by boosting populations, which result in better crop pollination and honey crops.
When mixing dry AP23 into patties we recommend adding 1lb of dry table sugar per 1lb of AP23. After mixing the two dry ingredients one should add enough sugar water or high fructose corn syrup so that the product mixes to a cookie dough consistency. Adding additional dry table sugar will help increase consumption of this product as it has a very high protein content. Fructose will keep the patty in soft cookie dough consistency for longer periods of time. Sugar water will make the patty hard after a couple of weeks. This product contains no bee by-products.
~Please note: this product is used as a feed for honey bees and is not intended for human consumption~
Customer reviews
Ladies loved the boost
Ladies were struggling to get things together used this product to make candy borads checked on them a couple weeks later amd they were thriving will buy again
Ted · Sep 02, 2024Dry Pollen Substitute
I purchased this to supplement feeding in the spring and late summer to boost population and stores. My bees love it!
TIFFINY A. · Dec 27, 2022Ap23 dry pollen
Very fast shipping and came with no problems love this product
Ron · Dec 14, 2022Pollen powder
The bees love the product.
tjgillen1222@gmail.com · Mar 27, 2020Pollen powder
Great product shipped well looking forward to using it.
Thomas G. · Mar 23, 2020Pollen powder
This product is of great quality. Bees seem to like it
Thomas G. · Mar 23, 2020More feed & colony health
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