Как ПРАВИЛЬНО проливать Бипином? Секреты эффективной борьбы с клещом

How to PROPERLY apply Bipin? Secrets to Effective Mite Control Bipin for Varroa mites is one of the most effective treatments in a beekeeper's arsenal, but without the right knowledge, it can become a dangerous poison for your bees. In this video, I detail the treatment process so you can confidently prepare your apiary for winter. In this episode: ✅ When exactly should you start treating bees for mites? ✅ How long does diluted Bipin last, and why shouldn't you reuse an old solution? ✅ Bipin and Bipin-T: what's the key difference, and which one should you choose? ✅ Temperature: in what weather will the treatment be most effective? ✅ Step-by-step instructions: how to dilute the product and properly dose it in the alleys. Bipin for bees is not only a treatment, but also a crucial preventative measure. Adhering to the correct dosage and safety rules is the key to the health of your apiary! 🛒 Park Plus Online Store: https://parkplus.com.ua/ 00:00 — Welcome and Introduction: Varroa Mite Control 00:18 — Weather Conditions for Treatment 00:42 — Where to Buy Bipin and How to Avoid Counterfeits 01:03 — How to Identify a Quality Product (Color and Solubility) 02:30 — Optimum Temperature for Treatment: Why It's Important to Maintain a Temperature of +5...+10°C 03:18 — How Long Can a Diluted Bipin Solution Be Stored? 03:39 — Action of Amitraz and Safety Precautions 04:15 — Why You Shouldn't Treat at Excessively High Temperatures 04:36 — Mechanism of Action: Substance Transfer Between Bees 05:52 — Mite Behavior After Treatment at Different Temperatures 06:51 — Why the Author Isn't Using a Smoke Cannon This Time 07:49 — Treating the nucleus with an oxalic acid sublimator. 09:27 — Differences between Bipin and Bipin-T (the role of thymol). 11:51 — Preparing the solution: dosage and proportions (0.5 ml per 1 liter). 13:56 — What the finished solution should look like (formation of a milky emulsion). 14:52 — The nuances of using oxalic acid and syrup. 17:18 — Demonstration of the process of flushing bees from a bottle. 17:28 — Removing insulation and preparing for winter. 18:37 — Monitoring the condition of the bees after yesterday's treatment. 20:53 — Completion of work and advice for novice beekeepers. #beekeepingwithbipin #varroamite #oxalicacidsublimator #apiaryavch