Apifonda 12,5kg (2,5kg bags) Bee Feed
Apifonda 12,5kg (2,5kg bags)
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40754551

Apifonda 12,5kg (2,5kg bags)

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Apifonda 12,5kg (2,5kg bags) Bee Feed
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Apifonda soft fondant in a 12.5 kg box of five 2.5 kg bags: European beet sugar, made by Südzucker. Lay a bag over the frames, opening it just enough, and cut it with a knife if a weak colony only needs half a ration. It is energy feed: it contains no protein.

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Details of Apifonda 12,5kg (2,5kg bags)

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PROTEIN · IT IS ENERGY FEED

Soft beet-sugar fondant in 2.5 kg bags: accessible stores without making up syrup.

Made in Germany by Südzucker from European beet sugar. A soft, stable paste — this is the benchmark soft fondant, not a dry one.

01 · THE 2.5 KG BAG

It gives you time, and it splits when you need it to

The 2.5 kg format is the one that lasts between inspections without having to come back the following week: lay the bag over the frames, open it just enough and the colony works through it. And if a hive is weak and does not warrant a full ration, the paste cuts with a clean knife and you give half. Five bags per box: convenient sharing for a mid-sized apiary.

02 · WHY IT SOMETIMES GOES HARD

A fondant dries out if you open it too much or leave it away from the cluster

It is the complaint that comes up now and then, and it has an explanation: fondant does not harden from cold, it hardens because it loses moisture. Two causes, both avoidable. One, opening the wrapper too much: cut just enough and leave the plastic on, which is what stops it drying. Two, placing it away from where the bees are: in winter the colony only works what it can warm, so the bag goes against the cluster, over the frames they are sitting on and not off in a corner.

03 · ENERGY, NOT PROTEIN

It covers carbohydrates; if pollen is short, that is another problem

Apifonda provides carbohydrates: energy for warmth, activity and maintenance when honey stores are tight. What it does not do is cover a pollen shortfall — that calls for a protein patty or a substitute, and those are different products. It fits pre-wintering, coming out of winter, drought, hornet pressure or long gaps between flows: the moments when you open up and see little honey in the top bars.

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Against the vitamin fondant, this is the plain one: softer and without such a strict temperature limit, but without the vitamin contribution. And if you get through volume, there is a 800 kg pallet. The standing rule: do not feed during a flow if you are going to harvest that honey for sale.

✓ FITSOver the frames of any hive, with the wrapper opened just enough.
⚠ IT IS NOTA protein feed: it does not replace a patty if what is missing is pollen.

SPECIFICATIONS

LTA reference40754551
TypeEnergy maintenance fondant
MakerSüdzucker (Germany)
Sugar originEuropean beet
Presentation12.5 kg box — 5 bags of 2.5 kg
ProvidesCarbohydrates (non-protein)
PlacementOver the frames, against the cluster, wrapper opened just enough
Bulk format800 kg pallet
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4006544932308

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Joshua Ivars
Joshua Ivars
With over 15 years of experience in beekeeping, Joshua collaborates with the national beekeeping congress as part of the scientific committee in the area of innovation and sustainability.

My recommendation for placing 2.5 kg Apifonda

When I use Apifonda in a 2.5 kg bag, for me the key detail is not to make the bees climb over the plastic. I make a clean cut in the bag and place it directly on the frames, with the cut facing downwards, so they can reach the feed from the warm part of the hive.

There is no need to be afraid of that cut if it is made sensibly: because it is a fondant, it does not behave like syrup and should not drip or soil the hive. On top of that, the heat rising from the cluster softens the paste and keeps it accessible, which is exactly what we want in a colony short of stores.

That said, I do not see it as feeding by routine. If honey stores are low, Apifonda can help bridge the gap; if pollen is missing, you need to think about protein. Placement helps a lot, but the decision comes from reading the colony.