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"<span data-lucid-type=\"application/vnd.lucid.text\" data-lucid-content='{\"t\":\"Feeding dry pollen substitute can be beneficial during the winter months, however, it is not as critical as feeding pollen patties.\\n\\n To feed dry pollen powder, you must place the powder outdoors, ideally at least 20 feet from your hive. You can purchase dry pollen feeders or make one. Essentially, you need a container that will keep the powder dry if it rains, keeps livestock out, and to which the bees have easy access. A simple and cheap option is a 5 gallon bucket lying on its side with half of the lid cut off. My personal favorite...\n"
<https://texasbeesupply.com/blogs/beekeepers-blog/feeding-dry-pollen-during-the-winter>