There are many pests in nature that are fought with the help of various medicines. A mite is a dangerous insect for bees, as it feeds on the blood of honey bees, larvae and pupae, and also reproduces quickly. To protect beekeepers from such an attack, pharmacists created a medicine called Fumisan.
Bee colonies are treated with fumisan in early spring (after the first inspection of the colonies) and in autumn (after the honey has been pumped out), by placing strips of the drug inside the hive at the rate of: 1-2 strips per 6-12 nest frames. The strips are left in the families for a period of 15 to 21 days, depending on the strength of the families and the number of imprinted races of the fetus. See more products for beekeeping on our site.