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How can you start breeding mason bee?
Step by step instruction!
It will help you make a decision:
1. How many mason bees cocoons do you need?
2. How many nests do you need?
3. Where to put the nests?
4. In what to expose cocoons?
5. What else is needed?
How to take the mason bee cocoons out 10 times faster?
Do you use the mason bee like Osmia rufa L. to pollinate your crops?
Do you have your own mason bee breeding which consist of several thousand bees or more?
Are you terrified by the amount of work it will require to take the cocoons out of the nests?
If so, you must watch this video!
It shows how to take the healthy cocoons of mason bees out from the reed tubes and BioDar nesting trays (patent protection). Although reed is a natural material eagerly settled by the mason bees, working with it is time-consuming and wearisome. Using BioDar nesting trays makes the breeding work easier and reduces the time of taking the cocoons out from the nest even about 8-10 times.
- see how to start your own breeding of Red Mason Bee (osmia rufa / bicornis) using BioDar System - breeding equipment developed by BioDar, that makes breeding easy and convenient.
- check how to complete the equipment, and what and when should be done so that the breeding brings the best results
- know more about bees!
1000 cocoons of Red Mason Bee (Osmia rufa L. / Osmia bicornis)
After purchasing cocoons, they should be kept in a cool place (preferably at a temperature of about 2 degrees Celsius), in a place providing protection against moisture and rodents. It is necessary to check their condition every two weeks, and about 2-3 weeks before the expected flowering of plants, cocoons should be placed in the orchard, garden or plantation. This will allow the bees to gradually wake up.
Bees should be placed in the target place at a height about one meter above the ground, preferably in a cocoon release box that protects the cocoons from rodents, wind and rain, near the nests prepared for them.
100 cocoons of Red Mason Bee (Osmia rufa L. / Osmia bicornis)
After purchasing cocoons, they should be kept in a cool place (preferably at a temperature of about 2 degrees Celsius), in a place providing protection against moisture and rodents. It is necessary to check their condition every two weeks, and about 2-3 weeks before the expected flowering of plants, cocoons should be placed in the orchard, garden or plantation. This will allow the bees to gradually wake up.
Bees should be placed in the target place at a height about one meter above the ground, preferably in a cocoon release box that protects the cocoons from rodents, wind and rain, near the nests prepared for them.
