what are the advantages of bee keeping or apiculture
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1) Bees can help make your plants healthy as they pollinate, as well as fruit trees in nearby orchards which helps the local economy!
2) Low maintenance.
3)Bees work hard without much effort from you.
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Your Answer ☺☺☺
1) Bees can help make your plants healthy as they pollinate, as well as fruit trees in nearby orchards which helps the local economy!
2) Low maintenance.
3)Bees work hard without much effort from you.
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Why has mankind been so interested in beekeeping over the centuries? You can bet that the first motivator was honey. After all, for many years and long before cane sugar, honey was the primary sweetener in use. It’s no wonder that honey remains the principal draw for many backyard beekeepers.
But the sweet reward is by no means the only reason folks are attracted to beekeeping. For a long time, agriculture has recognized the value of pollination by bees. Without the bees’ help, many commercial crops would suffer serious consequences. Even backyard beekeepers witness dramatic improvements in their gardens’ yields: more and larger fruits, flowers and vegetables. A hive or two in the garden makes a big difference in your success as a gardener.
The rewards of beekeeping extend beyond honey and pollination. Bees produce other products that can be harvested and put to good use, including beeswax, propolis, and royal jelly. Even the pollen they bring back to the hive can be harvested (it’s rich in protein and makes a healthy food supplement in our own diets).
HARVESTING LIQUID GOLD: HONEY
The prospect of harvesting honey is certainly a strong attraction for new beekeepers. There’s something magical about bottling your own honey. Rest assured that no other honey tastes as good as the honey made by your own bees. Delicious!
How much honey can you expect? The answer to that question varies depending on the weather, rainfall, and location and strength of your colony. But producing 100 pounds or more of surplus honey isn’t unusual for a single colony.
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Why has mankind been so interested in beekeeping over the centuries? You can bet that the first motivator was honey. After all, for many years and long before cane sugar, honey was the primary sweetener in use. It’s no wonder that honey remains the principal draw for many backyard beekeepers.
But the sweet reward is by no means the only reason folks are attracted to beekeeping. For a long time, agriculture has recognized the value of pollination by bees. Without the bees’ help, many commercial crops would suffer serious consequences. Even backyard beekeepers witness dramatic improvements in their gardens’ yields: more and larger fruits, flowers and vegetables. A hive or two in the garden makes a big difference in your success as a gardener.
The rewards of beekeeping extend beyond honey and pollination. Bees produce other products that can be harvested and put to good use, including beeswax, propolis, and royal jelly. Even the pollen they bring back to the hive can be harvested (it’s rich in protein and makes a healthy food supplement in our own diets).
HARVESTING LIQUID GOLD: HONEY
The prospect of harvesting honey is certainly a strong attraction for new beekeepers. There’s something magical about bottling your own honey. Rest assured that no other honey tastes as good as the honey made by your own bees. Delicious!
How much honey can you expect? The answer to that question varies depending on the weather, rainfall, and location and strength of your colony. But producing 100 pounds or more of surplus honey isn’t unusual for a single colony.
Hope it hlps u....
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