Plastic Boardman Feeder Lid | Bee Bar Feeder Lid

The bee bar lid is a fantastic new beekeeping product that allows you to replace all your metal feeder lids with this high quality, food grade plastic lid that WON'T RUST and virtually last forever.
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Plastic Boardman Feeder Lid | Bee Bar Feeder Lid
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FEATURES:
Made from ultra-durable plastic
Fits On Standard Feeder Jars
Suitable for Top Feeding as well as Boardman feeders
BPA Free
Dishwasher Safe
Injection Molded For The Perfect Fit
USE:
This plastic beehive feeder lid makes feeding simple and inexpensive. Forget about those metal Boardman feeder lids that rust and are hard to get off of the feeder jar. You’ll love the new plastic boardman feeder lids that will give you long life and save you time and money.
Simply remove your old metal lid and install this brand new food grade, BPA free heavy duty plastic lid and stop wasting money on rusty metal lids that are extraordinarily difficult to get off your jar and rust after only a season or two. Our feeder lids last for years!

[@natserog]

Great product

[@natserog]

love those...just bought a few to test out. Will be buying more. Such a good thing.....thanks for putting these videos out. They really help

[@greysonmcmurray9661]

Yes!!! No more rust! Foodgrade to boot! Liking these lid feeders

[@ronnierigsby6360]

Hi just found your channel thanks for the good video ,I am a first year bee keeper liked your channel Thanks Ronnie

[@natserog]

how about getting away from boardman feeder(to avoid robbing) and putting jars with new purple lids on top of inner cover on top of hole??

[@BlythewoodBeeCompany]

I think that would work great. If I use boardman feeders I typically run reducers on the smallest hole or I reduce the entrance using drywall corner bead so only one or two bees can get through.