Florida Beekeeping Management for February featuring North, Central and South Florida Time to treat your hives. South Florida is getting ready to split their hives North Florida Beekeeping Management for February1. Feed colonies if light (colonies can starve!) 2. Can treat colonies for Nosema disease as needed using Fumigillin. Blooming Plants1. Plum 2. Cherry 3. Viburnum 4. Sweet Clover 5. Blueberry 6. Haw 7. Fetterbush 8. Oak 9.Swamp titi Central Florida Beekeeping Management for February1. Feed colonies if light (colonies can starve!) 2. Can treat colonies for Nosema disease using Fumigillin. 3. Can treat with Terramycin or Tylan for American foulbrood prevention Blooming PlantsPlum M , Cherry M , Oak M , Walther Viburnum M , Sweet Clover M , Blueberry M , Haw M , Fetterbush M 1. Plum 2. Cherry 3. Walther Viburnum 4. Sweet Clover 5. Blueberry 6. Haw 7. Fetterbush 8. Oak South Florida Beekeeping Management for February1) Feed colonies if light (colonies can starve!) 2) Can treat colonies for Nosema disease using Fumigillin. 3) Can treat with Terramycin or Tylan dust for American foulbrood/European foulbrood 4) Make nucs/splits Blooming Plants1. Orange
2. Oak 3. Sweet Clover |
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