61. Apiculture apiculture. What is it? It is something you can do as an extension to your farming activities.It involves keeping bees to get honey and wax as a final http://www.dainet.org/enterprise/apiculture.htm

Apiculture What is it? It is something you can do as an extension to your farming activities.It involves keeping bees to get honey and wax as a final product. What can I earn? (gross, net) The more the number of bees you keep, the more the quantity of honey produced and hence more the profit. What is the market for it? Honey and wax have the potential of being sold at a local haat(market) as well as in the national market because of their demand in the household as well as the industrial sector. What is required? (raw materials, skills, technology) A little bit of space, a queen bee and some flowers around. Your family can run this business.

62. CARIS To promote awareness of apiculture s economic potential as an income generating enterprise and a source of industrially useful raw materials such as honey http://www4.fao.org/cgi-bin/caris.exe?rec_id=008324&database=caris&search_type=l

63. Kili Apiculture Institute specializes in the research and design of bee related products. We offer a full line of products to meet all your beekeeping needs. http://www.chinabeeworld.com/default.asp

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64. Natural Beekeeping: Organic Approaches To Modern Apiculture Natural Beekeeping by Ross Conrad is a valuable guide for both beginners who are interested in selling quality honey and seasoned professional beekeepers http://www.arbico-organics.com/1626009.html

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65. What Is Apiculture - BC Ministry Of Agriculture And Lands apiculture is the management and study of honeybees. http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/apiculture/profile.htm

About the Branch Acts and Regulations Apiculture Staff Beekeeper and Apiary Registration Form ... InfoBasket: Your Portal to Agri-Food Information on the Internet Pesticides A - Z Index Ministry Home What is Apiculture? Apiculture is the management and study of honeybees. Apiculture is derived from the honeybee's Latin name Apis mellifera , meaning ‘honey gatherer’. Since bees do not collect honey but nectar from which honey is made, the scientific name should actually be Apis mellifica meaning ‘honey maker’. Although apiculture refers to the honeybee, the vital role all bees play in the pollination of crops and flowering plants has caused apiculture to also include the management and study of non-Apis bees such as bumblebees and leafcutter bees. Some 90 million years ago, flowering plants first appeared on earth. The wasp-like ancestors of bees took advantage of the food made available by flowers and began to modify their diet and physical characteristics. Since then, flowering plants and bees co-evolved. This eventually led to a complete interdependence, meaning that flowering plants and bees cannot live and reproduce without each other. The genus Apis is comprised of a comparatively small number of species including the western honeybee

66. Bees Beekeeping/apiculture, Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural Areas Michigan State University apiculture Laboratory Researching the value of honey http://www.agmrc.org/agmrc/commodity/livestock/beesapiculture/

Contact Us Quick Search Browse Agri Tourism Aquaculture Biomass Energy ... What's New My Account Login/Register Welcome AgMRC Livestock ... Bees Apiculture Bees Email this page Bees Overview According to USDA reports, more than 2.4 million honey-producing colonies generated 155 million pounds of raw honey worth $161 million in 2006. The states producting the most honey were (in order) North Dakota, California and Florida. The average price for domestically produced honey was $1.04 per pound in 2006, up 14 percent from $0.90 in 2005.  Demand U.S. consumption of honey is nearly 350 million pounds of which 200 million pounds are typically produced domestically. To meet demand, the United States imported 2.4 million pounds of honey in 2007, primarily from China, Argentina and Vietnam . The total value of honey imported that year was over $154.9 million.  March 2008 . . .  Bees Marketing American Beekeeping Federation  - Membership organization for American beekeepers. American Honey Producers Association Apimondia , International Federation of Beekeepers' Associations - International organization creating links among beekeepers around the world. Apiservices Beekeeping Development  - Promotion of beekeeping with advice columns, feasibility studies, market studies, equipment tests and software.

67. HAS • Heartland Apicultural Society • HAS HAS, the Heartland Apicultural Society is an organization for beekeepers in America s Heartland. Annual conferences feature a variety of educational topics. http://www.heartlandbees.com/

HAS 2008 July 10-12, Marshall University in Huntington, WV Register now! Take the forms below to your local bee meeting. 2008 Registration Form PDF Excel 2008 Registration Guidelines PDF Word Sneak Peek Take a look at some of the great dining and dorm facilities at Marshall University! Click on the picture to the left for more. Photos Click on the picture to check out some snapshots from the 2007 conference! Video Enjoy a highlight of HAS 2007 in Frankfort Kentucky. Jennifer Berry presented some interesting information on the use of 4.9mm cells in Georgia. Click on Jennifer's picture to watch. Video Master Beekeeper Kent Williams of Wingo, KY gave an outstanding first-year management talk at HAS 2007. Click on Kent's picture to view his presentation on Google video.

68. Ohio Department Of Agriculture > Home GOVERNOR TED STRICKLAND DIRECTOR ROBERT J. BOGGS CONTACTS. OHIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Apiary Section. OHIO THREAT LEVEL http://www.ohioagriculture.gov/plant/curr/ap/plnt-ap-index.stm

GOVERNOR TED STRICKLAND DIRECTOR ROBERT J. BOGGS CONTACTS OHIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Apiary Section OHIO THREAT LEVEL YELLOW LICENSING ADMINISTRATIVE CODE REVISED CODE Updated: 05/07/2007 - TLS STATE OF OHIO REGULATORY PROMOTIONAL CALENDAR ... Plant Pest Control QUICK LINKS Gypsy Moth Emerald Ash Borer Report Spills EMAIL US ODA WEBSITE User Tips Report a Problem SITE TOOLS 2006 Annual Report Honey Bees are generally thought of merely as honey producers, however they play an extremely vital role in Ohio agriculture through pollination. They pollinate such crops as apples, cucumbers, melons and pumpkins along with seed crops such as sunflowers and canola. The apiary program, through a system of state and county inspectors, coordinates disease inspections to help insure a healthy beekeeping industry. Beekeepers are required to register their apiaries annually with the program so the colonies may be easily located and examined for various diseases and parasites. The apiary program works closely with the USDA to properly identify any suspected problem prior to recommending a control procedure to the beekeeper. In 2006, as many parts of the country were experiencing the Africanized Honey Bee, Ohio was also testing aggressive colonies for any Africanized traits. There were no tested colonies showing positive Africanization.

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