CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How many people are needed to raise 500 beehives? (How many people are needed to raise 500 beehives?)

1. How many bee colonies can one person raise?

Keep bees,

If we talk about beekeeping on the spot,

It’s no problem for one person to raise 200 groups.

Because I don't have to take care of her.

That’s what beekeeping is all about.

2. Under normal circumstances, how many hives of bees can one person manage?

Normally, it's less than 20 boxes. If there are more, we will be too busy to handle it. This thing follows the flower season, spanning the whole of China from south to north. One person can't do it at all. It requires at least 2 people!

3. How much does it cost to keep fifty beehives?

It costs about RMB 115-155 to raise a hive of bees. Of this, it costs about RMB 100 to buy a beehive, and based on a 10-year lifespan, the annual depreciation cost of the beehive is RMB 10; the annual depreciation cost of making nest frames is RMB 5; the cost of purchasing a bee colony is RMB 80-120, which is a one-time labor cost; and the average cost of other beekeeping tools is RMB 20.

4. How many boxes of honey can one person keep?

There is no definite answer to how many hives of bees a person can raise. If it is fixed-point beekeeping (mainly raising Chinese honey bees), it is not a problem for one person to raise 30 hives. However, Chinese honey bees have a strong swarming tendency, and they may not be able to handle it during the natural swarming season, but they can cope with it in other seasons.

If it is mobile beekeeping (mainly Italian bees), one person can raise about 100 boxes. If there are more, they will be too busy to handle it. This thing follows the flower season, running from south to north, and usually requires more than two people.

5. What are the conditions and profits of bee breeding?

1. It is very hard work and you can make money but the profit is very low.

2. Be lucky. If you have more than 200 beehives, do you think you will be lucky every year? And you have to understand that 200 beehives cannot be managed by one person. It takes at least two people, so one person can only earn 50,000 yuan a year.

In fact, if you are lucky, you can earn more than 100,000 yuan from 200 beehives. The key lies in the word "luck".

3. In addition to technology, climatic conditions are also a decisive factor in the profitability of beekeeping. What beekeepers fear most is continuous rainy days during the nectar flow period. In such weather, not only can the bees not collect honey, but they must also be fed to ensure that they do not starve to death. If such weather conditions occur several times a year, there will be basically no benefit at all. In fact, it is precisely such high risks that many people give up beekeeping.

6. How many Chinese bees can one person raise at most?

One person can raise at most 30 boxes of center forwards. If he raises more, he will be too busy to handle it.

There is no definite answer to how many hives a person can keep. If it is fixed-point beekeeping (mainly raising Chinese honey bees), it is not a problem for one person to keep 30 hives, but Chinese honey bees have a strong tendency to swarm, so they may not be able to handle the natural swarming season, but they can handle it in other seasons. If it is mobile beekeeping (mainly raising Italian honey bees), one person can keep about 100 hives, and more than that will be too much for them. This thing follows the flower season, running from south to north, and usually requires more than 2 people.

7. How many beehives can be kept in one place at most?

It is appropriate to raise 30-50 boxes of Chinese bees in one bee farm. If you raise bees full-time at a fixed location, and if there are sufficient nectar plants within two or three kilometers of the bee farm and there is a main nectar plant, one person can manage up to 50 bee colonies. Too many colonies are difficult to manage, especially since Chinese bees love to swarm. It is also not good to raise too many bees in another bee farm, as it is easy to cause bee theft when the nectar source is scarce.