B-maze - special device that is attached to the hive to provide BeeTruck technology

BeeTruck technology - 100% green technology to increase fruit&berry yields. BeeTruck technology efficiency, than root/foliar top dressing is in 100 times higher.
How BeeTruck works? Bees deliveries of the supramolecular complex pectin-boron in plants for increase the yield of fruit and berry crops by 30-50%.
What is pectin-boron supramolecular complex? B-pect is a supramolecular complex seaweed pectin Zosteran with boric acid, powder of a certain consistency, with the ability to attach to the legs and abdomen of bees. Pectin provides a sustained release of boron, which in turn provides a synergistic effect when microdoses of the complex are introduced into the plant and to stimulates of the fertilization process plants. In addition, pectin is involved in the construction of cell membranes and is a plant growth factor.
Why is B-maze needed? B-maze is a flat box with inlet and outlet holes and an internal maze to increase the path of the bees. B-pect powder is poured into the bottom of the tray. Bees, when leaving the hive, pass through the B-maze and B-pect is riveted on their legs and abdomen.
Advantages of BeeTruck technology:
AGRICULTURE 4.0, microdosing
instead of 1 ton of fertilizer - 1 g of B-pect
For 1 hectare of apple trees: 5 days + 20 hives + 100g B-pect = +30% of apple yield
BeeTruck is 100 times more efficient than classical technology
ZERO hydrocarbons
B-pect from "garbage" (complex processing of seagrass Zosteraceae)

B-maze is a flat plastic box with inlet and outlet holes and an internal maze to increase the path of the bees. Poweder B-pect is poured into the bottom of the tray. Bees, when leaving the hive, pass through the B-maze and B-pect is riveted on their legs and abdomen.
BeeTruck technology
1. Pour 2-3 g of B-pect into the B-maze.
2. Attach the B-maze to the hive so that the slit of the B-maze coincides with the bee exit hole.
3. The B-maze is installed in the morning before the first mass flight of bees and detached after the mass flight of bees.
4. One bee family takes out 1-2 g of B-pect during the morning mass flight.
B-pect consumption per 1 ha: 50g (berries); 100g (apples, pears, cherries); 200g (sunflower)
Hives/days for processing 1 ha: 20/2-3 (berries); 20/5-6 (apples, pears, cherries); 20/10-12 (sunflower).
Repeated pollination for one more day is recommended.