Beekeeping or apiculture is the maintenance of honey bee colonies to collect honey, beeswax, and for pollination. It plays an important role in agriculture and food production. Albert Einstein said that if bee populations decline, humans would only have four years left due to the lack of pollination. The history of beekeeping dates back thousands of years, with early attempts to domesticate wild bees in man-made hives of various materials. In India, the first attempts at beekeeping with movable frame hives occurred in the late 1800s in Bengal and Punjab.
Beekeeping or apiculture is the maintenance of honey bee colonies to collect honey, beeswax, and for pollination. It plays an important role in agriculture and food production. Albert Einstein said that if bee populations decline, humans would only have four years left due to the lack of pollination. The history of beekeeping dates back thousands of years, with early attempts to domesticate wild bees in man-made hives of various materials. In India, the first attempts at beekeeping with movable frame hives occurred in the late 1800s in Bengal and Punjab.
Beekeeping or apiculture is the maintenance of honey bee colonies to collect honey, beeswax, and for pollination. It plays an important role in agriculture and food production. Albert Einstein said that if bee populations decline, humans would only have four years left due to the lack of pollination. The history of beekeeping dates back thousands of years, with early attempts to domesticate wild bees in man-made hives of various materials. In India, the first attempts at beekeeping with movable frame hives occurred in the late 1800s in Bengal and Punjab.
earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination no more men!” INTRODUCTION:- • Apiculture (bee keeping) is the maintenance of honey bee colonies, commonly in man- made hives. Apiculture !s taken from the Latin word opis which means Bee. • A beekeeper or (Apiarist j keeps bees in order to collect honey and beewax, to pollinate crop, or to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers. The location where the bees are kept is called an Apiary. The main products are Honey, Beewax, Propolis, Pollens, Bee venom and Royal jelly. . › HOłiEY BEE -3'kłngdom CLÅSSIFICÅTI0N:-Animalia 4Rylum arthrop‹›da 4Class e‹xa 4Fa› lly 6.Genus HISTORY OF APICULTURE:- 1At some point humans attempt to domestic wild bees in artificia( hlve made from hotfow logs, wooden baxes, pottery vessels and woven straw baskets. 2 BeekeepIng \n Jn0la has been mentioned 1n anctent vedas and buddisht scriptures. 3In India first attempt to keep bees In movable frame hives was made in 1882 in Bengal then in 1883-84 in punjab 4 Before BC 2422 in Egypt Apiculture is started in sun tempte of nyusere n. BEEKEEPING IN INDIA:- 1 In Indla first attempt I:a J‹eep bees Tn uavable frame hhes was made In 188Z In eengat and thenIn 1683-&s \n PvnJcb 2 Beekeegtng was also started In the Yravancore st:ate (row Cochtn) in 1917 and In mysore In 1925 3 In H\madiaf Pradesh modem beekeepTng with fndlgenixis honey tee A. cerono started In 19H at Kutlu and In 1936 at Kangra. 4 The exoLlc bee A. melttfe was siJccessfuky introduced for the first Hme fn india \n 1962 at NagroLaBagwan (then in Punjab slate and now In Himachal F'radesh),because this bee has potendal to produce mv honey lot of honey is also being collected from Idle Mtd bees vlz. A. dorsuta and
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