PALLETS Beekeeping Beehive Migratory Honey Bee Hive Pressure Treated 2 way,4 way 6 way Pallet Bottom Boards, Honeybee Pollination moving

FIRST

THERE IS NO PERFECT PALLET, Yet I Hope

How and where you load

How far and long Bees on the truck

2, 4, or 6 way all Good and Bad

Use ideas for what works best for you

PALLETS 2 Hive 8 frame compare screen versus solid bottom 

and movable reducer vs. solid permanent migratory Beekeeping pollination

PALLETS Beekeeping Beehive Migratory Honey Bee Hive Pressure Treated

 2 way,4 way Pallet Bottom Boards,  Back water drains

PALLETS Beekeeping Beehive Migratory Honey Bee Hive

 Pressure Treated Bottom Pallet Bottom Boards

PALLETS 4 way 8 frame NEW side opening trials to avoid skid loader bee activity 

Honey Bee Hive Pollination crop moving Georgia, Honeybee Beehives

One piece PT plywood sturdier allows hiding 2 supers on end ready to put on 

During summer wax top bar scraping dump

PALLETS Side view 4 way 8 frame NEW side opening trials to avoid skid loader bee activity
Honey Bee Hive Pollination crop moving Georgia, Honeybee Beehives

PALLETS Bottom View 4 way 8 frame 

 Honey Bee Hive Pollination crop moving Georgia, Honeybee Beehives

PALLETS Use Treated Deck SCREWS only when building pollination pallet, 

NAILS will pull out after moving a few years see above

PALLETS Comparison 
Top left split center water drain Right solid center, 
Bottom left ADVANTECH Right  Screen bottom ventilation 
Migratory crop pollination Honey Bee Hives

For local in state pollination I still like the 2 ways
Long distance BIG trucks 4 ways even thinking 6 ways

For the smaller guys without skid loaders
Or when mine breaks down LOL

PALLET Hand Truck 2 Hive 8 Frame Beehive Pallet moving Kevlock straps 
Honeybee Hive Migratory Pollination

PALLET Beehive Hand Truck Moving Bee Hive Pollination, 
2 Way Honeybee Beehive 1 Story Deep Brood Chamber John Pluta Georgia Beekeeper 

SMALL HIVE BEETLE Traps Postpaid. PREVENT DAMAGE IN VIDEO BELOW Small African Hive Beetle Trap Mail Order, Honeybee Beehive Protection

SMALL HIVE BEETLE TRAPS 
Check Mite Strips Used Inside Beehives
Gel Bait For Outside Under Bottom Board Entrance

In the Southeast USA you need them to battle beetles watch my 2 Video's about small hive beetles
CLICK picture for enlargement detail

BEETLE TRAP Placed Outside Beehive Under Bottom Board Entrance 
When Using Gel Bait For Roach Control, Small Hive Beetle Traps Legal Placement

JUST TRAPS                             

100 traps $230 postpaid USA              

4 traps $19.75 postpaid USA      

10 traps  $36 postpaid            

25 traps   $72 postpaid            

Check or Money order 

Mail To:

JOHN PLUTA

165 Sparta Hwy. NE.

Milledgeville GA. 31061 

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NO ONLINE OR PHONE ORDERS   

NO THE BAIT IS NOT APPROVED FOR INSIDE BEEHIVES

NO I WILL NOT TELL YOU WHAT IS OVER THE PHONE

The Legal Way Is Outside Hive 

Just Under Bottom Board Entrance

WHERE You Place Them Is YOUR Responsibility

I've tried most of the vegetable oil traps. They are better than doing nothing but all have problems.

You have to wait for them to fall or get chased in giving them time to lay thousands of eggs.

The bait tubes attract them killing much quicker.

The MESS,oh the mess.For a couple of months no major problems just little oil spills,your problems will begin with checking and refilling,remember the EXXON VALDEZ all over again.

Another problem I found was having to re level the hives,then had water problems.

If you move your hives for pollination or honey flows forget it NOW.

The smaller AJs and frame traps are to small and have MAJOR propolis problems.

With cooler weather coming,watch out for raccoon's pulling trays out or off bottoms,they LOVE the oil.

TRY the bait traps and strips,quick easy effective.  But do something even above ^

JOHN PLUTA

165 Sparta Hwy. NE.

Milledgeville GA. 31061

478-452-2337

BEFORE 9am OR AFTER 9pm

FORD 550 Diesel Flatbed Beekeeping Truck, Used Honey Bee Boxes assembled for Georgia film company movie scene shoot.

FORD 550 Diesel Beekeeping Truck

Used Honey Bee Boxes assembled for Georgia film company movie scene shoot. 

Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta Honeybee equipment supply company Milledgeville GA.

BEE POLLEN GRANULES, Georgia Honey Bee Pollen - A Natural Energy HIGH PROTEIN Food BEE POLLEN Honey Bee Pollen Granules Wonderful World of Bee Pollen Book, Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta Milledgeville Georgia

BEE POLLEN Honey Bee Pollen Granules Wonderful World of Bee Pollen Book, 

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Beekeepers Pure Natural Honey Bee Pollen from my Georgia Beehives

Honey store Bee Pollen display shelves, Milledgeville Georgia,

CLICK picture to ENLARGE poster for reading

Bee Pollen is air and dehumidifier dried without heat to keep nutrients and taste top quality.

BEE POLLEN Drying Trays, Honeybee Collected Bee Pollen First Stage Processing 

Moisture Reduction Before Freezing Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta    

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^click on picture to read poster about Bee Pollen and allergy relief 

Air dried bee pollen - PURE RAW NATURAL

I have a lot of bee pollen customers who use it daily for allergy relief from coughing,sneezing, and runny eyes from air borne pollen of grasses,trees,weeds, and flowers.

It is high in protein so taking it in the morning or afternoon also gives a energy boost. Athletes and vegetarians use it by the handful.

The average person uses about a teaspoon a day depending on your bodies metabolism.

 If you are 100 lbs use less over 225 lbs more.

ALWAYS START WITH JUST A FEW GRANULES FOR A FEW DAYS TO ADJUST YOURSELF AND TO CHECK ON THE RARE ALLERGY REACTION.

I have the bee pollen year round in the georgiabees store

or by mail order,
 INCLUDES SHIPPING BELOW:

 $19.00  6 Ounce  1 Month Supply

 $24.50 11 Ounce 45 Day Supply

$29.50  20 Ounce 3 Month Supply 

 $69.00  40 Ounce 6 Month Supply

$120.   5 lbs. 2 Half Gallon type jugs

No credit/debit cards

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John Pluta

165 Sparta Hwy. NE.

Milledgeville,GA. 31061

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5 Gallon bucket picked up here only
$300

ADVANTECH Hive Bodies Honey Supers 8 Frame some 10 Frame Test Plywood sides, Advan Tech Flooring System made into Honey Beehive Beekeeping Brood Chambers and Honey Supers John Pluta Milledgeville Georgia

ADVANTECH Hive Bodies Honey Supers 8 Frame some 10 Frame Test Plywood sides, 

Advan Tech Flooring System made into Honey Beehive Beekeeping Brood Chambers 

and Honey Supers John Pluta Milledgeville Georgia with KILLER GUARD CAT

ADVANTECH Hive Bodies Honey Supers 8 Frame some 10 Frame Test Plywood sides, 

Advan Tech Flooring System made into Honey Beehive Beekeeping 

Brood Chambers and Honey Supers 

John Pluta Milledgeville Georgia

Advantech Honeybee Beekeeping Boxes 9 Frames in 8 Frame Box, 11 Frames in 10 Frame Box Narrow sides allow 1 Extra Frame Per Box For Maximum Efficiency 

Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta

ADVANTECH Hive Body Honey Supers 8 Frame Blanks awaiting assembly 

Test Plywood sides, 

Advan Tech Flooring System made into Honey Beehive Beekeeping Brood Chambers 

John Pluta Milledgeville Georgia

ADVANTECH premium sub floor sheets for Beekeeping Beehive Migratory Tops, 

Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta 4x8 cutting pattern display 13 Bee Hive Top yield

OXALIC ACID Vapor versus Dribble or Spray 2015 article by Jennifer Berry UGA Bee Lab in Bee Culture magazine

OXALIC ACID Vapor versus Dribble or Spray 2015 article by Jennifer Berry UGA Bee Lab in Bee Culture magazine  CLICK following link to read   http://www.beeculture.com/oxalic-acid-effective-easy-on-bees-but/#.V592JNGEuMg.facebook

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HONEY- PURE RAW LOCAL HONEY Bee Pollen and Cane Syrup Pure Georgia Honey Direct from Beekeeper Mail Order Postpaid Pure Natural Georgia Honey

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Pure Local Honey Comb, BeePollen Beeswax Candles, Georgia Bees Sales

Honey store shelves, 
Honey Bears, 1lb.,Pints, 40oz, 5lb.jugs, 
of Local and South Georgia Honey.

Plastic or Glass Honey containers from 12oz. Bears  to 5 lb Jugs

This is my Georgia Pure Raw Honey store. I harvest honey from my 600 beehives scattered through out 10 Georgia counties.

My bees pollinate and gather nectar to make into honey from many different flowers and trees.

The pure specialty Georgia crops I get are Gallberry, Strawberry Farm, Herb Farm, Cotton, KUDZU, Sourwood, and a very limited spring Mayhaw.

From Florida in March is Orange Blossom.

My honey is natural raw, meaning no heat or filtering, just a light straining for beeswax and bees.

I carry many different sizes: Picked up here 2017 Prices
$4.75 Bears
$5.75 1 lb.
$8.75 Pints
$13.00 Two Pound
$15 40 oz /2 1/2 lb.
$27.00  80 oz./5lb
$185-$205 Five gallon bucket  -$5 into your bucket or 10/more

By MAIL ORDER I really only ship the larger sizes

80 oz./5lb jugs

$45/1 Jug

$75/2 Jugs

Includes shipping and your choice of varieties.

32 ounce Two Pound Jars

$42/2 Bottle

$75/4 Bottles

No credit/debit cards

Check/money order to:

John Pluta

165 Sparta Hwy.22

Milledgeville, GA. 31061

Question/ 478-452-2337  
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VARROA MITES The Treatment Free Mite Farmers read this

A POST TO THE TREATMENT FREE Mite Farmers out there

: "The mites have gained the upper hand." Says Dr.Spivak, Randy Oliver writes more on BeeL

> > The treatment free crowd, as we know, creates a

> > reservoir for varroa to thrive and re-infest healthy

> > colonies. The live and let die approach is not

> > working, and varroa are a bigger problem than ever.

>

I have recently had the pleasure to hear Dr. Spivak, Dr. vanEngelsdorp, Dr.

Mussen, and two BIP tech team members speak (all independently and at

different venues than WAS) regarding the impact of "treatment free"

beekeepers upon the beekeeping community.

The essence of their messages matches the above summary. This is also the

overwhelming conclusion of most knowledgeable professional beekeepers.

> In her actual words: "The mites have gained the upper hand."

I don't recall her saying those specific words, but the most recent BIP

data clearly show that this is indeed appears to be the case across much of

the country. Mite levels this October, on average, are above the level at

which one would project good winter survival of colonies.

These experts are universally frustrated by beekeepers who continue to

blame colony mortality upon *anything* other than poor varroa management

(they are also clear that many colonies die from other, or contributing

factors, such as poor nutrition, starvation, other disease, or chemical

exposure).

At two venues I heard well-spoken commercial beekeeper John Miller float

the notion of "national treatment weeks" in order to coordinate mite

management across the country.

My take on the situation is that there is a storm brewing. The life

preserver of the commercial beekeeping industry, amitraz, appears to be

finally starting to fail. And the monstrous growth of the number of

recreational beekeepers, the majority of whom erroneously think that they

are helping to "save the bee" by not treating colonies started from

commercial stocks, is creating a reservoir of varroa that threaten *all*

colonies.

As I suggested in a recent presentation, there now seems to be a growing

conflict between bee-keepers and "mite farmers." I pity the poor bees.