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Feed trough inundated by honey bees
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<blockquote data-quote="Timmer" data-source="post: 1766944" data-attributes="member: 41381"><p>Hi all,</p><p></p><p>We supplement feed our beef because we live on sand and our pasture grasses aren't very rich in nutrition. Also, our cattle go to the butcher in a few weeks so we are also trying to finish them. Over the last couple of weeks we have increasingly been having problems with honey bees in our food trough, and the cattle getting stung and now are avoiding the food trough to a degree. We have never had this issue in previous years. We took out sweet based feed from our normal mix and are just doing corn and oats. The corn alone is attracting them. Any suggestions on what we can do?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Timmer, post: 1766944, member: 41381"] Hi all, We supplement feed our beef because we live on sand and our pasture grasses aren't very rich in nutrition. Also, our cattle go to the butcher in a few weeks so we are also trying to finish them. Over the last couple of weeks we have increasingly been having problems with honey bees in our food trough, and the cattle getting stung and now are avoiding the food trough to a degree. We have never had this issue in previous years. We took out sweet based feed from our normal mix and are just doing corn and oats. The corn alone is attracting them. Any suggestions on what we can do? [/QUOTE]
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