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To care for the new brood in the spring large amounts of stored nectar and pollen is consumed rapidly. Since we have placed a colony of honey bees in our hive, on our property and want them to work on our terms, there are critical times during the year when we must feed our bees such as i n the spring when it is cooler and rainy. Snow storms, cold nights and a lack of foraging resources early in the spring causes the new package to fall behind on brood production. Some people try to place an entrance feeder at the entrance or on the frames of a deep and surround it with a shell of a deep hive body and place a lid on it.

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