How to Get your Bees to Survive the Winter: Part 1

Have difficulty getting your bees to survive the winter? Follow these simple steps to give your bees the best chance of surviving until spring. A little maintenance in the fall is cheaper than starting over with a new beehive after winter.
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[@ashmorearboretum684]

Awesome video. Thank you for this information, just what i was needing for my bees!

[@willbass2869]

Wow. 200 lbs of syrup already for your colonies.?
We seldom feed in autumn but definitely hit them with miticides in Aug/Sept
(Tx Gulf Coast). Better to reduce bee numbers than to feed, imo.
Spring time (early March) feeding of weaker colonies only.