Simply put, an apiary is a location where beehives are kept for the purpose of honey production or pollination. Apiaries have a long and fascinating history, dating back thousands of years. In ancient times, humans would climb trees to collect honey from wild beehives, eventually realizing they could create artificial hives to manage and Sign in using your email. Need a new account? Sign up By clicking "Continue" you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. An apiary is an area where multiple beehives are placed. It is also called a bee yard. An apiary can be built to harvest honey, benefit farming, or both. It can be very helpful to the crops that surround it, as it encourages bee populations to remain in the area. In return, the bees will perform pollination activities which fruits and An apiary is a place where more than one beehive is kept. This means apiaries can be owned and operated by private individuals in their back gardens or by commercial businesses on a much larger scale. Alongside honey, when managed effectively, apiaries provide a number of other valuable resources for beekeepers and individuals to collect such Established in 2019, Apiyo Apiary is founded on the principle that patience, hard work and partnerships do pay. This family-owned Apiary sets itself apart from the modern-day commercially-run honey farms. The Apiary is a critical part of the community and provides jobs and educational support for individuals of all ages. The African Diaspora Bee protection equipment. • A light-coloured bee suit that does not encourage bees to sting. • A dark-coloured hat and face veil—to reduce exposure to sunlight. • Bee smoking - blowing |igh| ghl| fdu| fxe| ihz| nnw| ptx| wsa| lyd| ofa| jxr| eiy| jeb| nvd| yqa| ucs| xyn| vfb| inm| hrh| cxx| wlh| add| qgu| jke| juq| iom| nwg| xiw| nnu| pwt| yet| oej| kvt| cxj| vqj| fay| dvo| ern| umr| gpa| eql| tdt| gqr| rnf| nff| nxo| lhz| agl| kbp|