In the month April in northern India Haryana and punjab growing the Sunflower for oil. These states and some other states Karnataka, Maharashtra, Orissa, Bihar etc. are the measure states with sunflower growing. The bee keepers who is interested in Sunflower crops looking for honey and pollen can choose the better place for them. Sunflower is full of nectar and pollen. Bees growing very fast in these days. In the summer in some areas there is not good condition. Post Views: 162

Among different insect orders, only 8 have been recognized by insect taxonomists which have some communal life. Out of these 8 orders only two orders viz. Isoptera and Hymenoptera have well developed social organization. Even in Hymenoptera, only two families namely Halictidae and Apidae of superfamily Apoidea contain fully social species. Most of other bees live solitary life. Social behaviour Honey bees are among the fully social insects having overlap of many generations in the same nest. The colony is a well organized social group having division of labour in terms of laying of eggs, nursing, comb building, guarding, food collection and its storage. They have well developed communication system through different types of dances as well as trophallaxis. Biological communication can be defined as…

Hi friends, We are a producers of good quality of Artificial Pollen from India. We export the pollen for feeding bees in the world. This facility is for the support of the Bee Keepers in the world to help them to feed bees in the dearth period. Bees are very needy during the dearth period to consume pollen to grow the generation. Bee’s collect the natural pollen from the flowers to feed the larva and baby bee’s in the colony. In the dearth period bee’s unable to find the pollen from the flower’s because of flowers don’t exist in the nature always. The result is slowing the growth of the bee’s. The queen stop egging because of the low food resource outside for the foragers….

Knowing when to harvest Honey can be extracted when it has been capped over by the bees on the comb. At this stage, the honey will have been ‘matured’ by the bees, sealed up and is ready to eat. Often, when you want to remove the honey, not all will have been sealed. I always use a rule of thumb here if three quarters of the honey is sealed, I am happy to remove it from the hive. This is an important point. If you extract honey that has not been sealed, the water content will inevitably be too high, and the honey will ferment in storage and explode if sealed in a jar or tank. It will also taste foul if this happens. You…