Topping Dry Sugar In Bee Hives At 28°F

Feeding dry sugar to honey bees during the winter is a great supplement and it also does wonders for collecting moisture in the colony. Watch as I add sugar to a few nucs at 28°F. How do you think the bees will respond with me opening the hives in the cold?

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