The winters, short summer and hilly areas
The layoffs, short summer and hilly areas In the northeast area Alfalfa is the main source of honey but in the hills area there are variety of multi flowering is also produce further honey. Nectar from basswood, black locust, white clover, catcalls bottom trefoil, colorful berries, and wild flowers in the timbers contributes to producing the admixture of honey,
The important of which were vended locally to resident acquainted with the type produced, and some of the loftiest prices for honey are attained. Many marketable beekeepers operate in the Northeast. The average product of the honey is 14 kg. per colony in the time but in the areas of alfalfa is important also other sources of the quencher.
The estimated freak colonies up to colony in this region. Some freak keeper are marketable freak keepers and some are semi marketable. The some freak keepers may rent their freak's for pollination on different types of berries. utmost of the freak keepers remove honey and keep the freak colonies on two posterity chambers and were trucked their freak's in the southeast region to survival of the freak's and make some new colonies in the layoffs.
The freak keepers who do not resettle their freak's in the different area they moved to the places where air drainage cover them from cold winds. And where the sun is present in the layoffs fluently and utmost of the time. The downtime loss is high and freak's comes to two or three stories of the 10 frames hives. Some used telescope covers as top and some uses the California- style.
Bee's are less in the downtime but in the southeast region the freak's are stronger also the northeast region. Bee Keepers buy the freak's and the queens from the southeastern freak keepers to grow their freak's.
When the honey flow starts bee keepers used to super boxes to collect honey and some used to shallow super to collect the comb honey production.
- NORTHEAST
- NORTH-CENTRAL REGION
- SOUTH EAST
- PLAINS REGION
- MOUNTAIN REGION
- SOUTHWEST REGION
- WEST REGION