CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Is there a future in raising bees? Why can't we raise them? (Is there a future in raising bees? Why can't we raise them?)

1. Is there a future in beekeeping?

Let me answer you:

I am a beekeeper myself, so what I say below is for your reference only.

Let’s talk about the disadvantages first:

1. First of all, beekeeping is not easy. It requires carefulness, research, hard work, and hard work. Generally, you need to learn from a master for several years to get started. You can't do it just by relying on book knowledge. So if you don't have friends in this field, you can just try to raise two boxes. It's better not to invest in raising more bees rashly. People with poor skills may lose all the bees while raising them.

2. The income from beekeeping comes from bee products, such as honey, royal jelly, and bee pollen. These are basically health products, not daily necessities. They have a specific consumer group and the retail price is not low, but the purchase price from the manufacturer is not high.

3. Beekeeping depends on the weather. The weather is closely related to honey production, and the income is unstable.

Let's talk about the advantages;

1. Most of the honey on the market is of inferior quality, so as long as the beekeeper's honey ensures quality and has a good reputation, he can sell it at retail.

2. The policies of the Celestial Empire are still very good, without so many exorbitant taxes.

3. Low cost, does not require much investment and manpower.

That's basically it. Beekeeping is different from general agriculture. The technical content of raising honey is higher than that of general breeding. If you want to know the common sense, it is best to learn it carefully first.

2. What is the prospect of beekeeping?

It's good to make extra money as a part-time worker, but if you work full-time, you will have trouble selling. Chinese bees have low costs, good quality honey, but low yields. Italian bees have high yields, but low quality honey, and high costs. Sugar must be fed after the honey season.

3. Is there a future in beekeeping?

The state encourages the development of beekeeping and safeguards the legitimate rights and interests of beekeepers. The beekeeping industry has broad prospects and is a good foreign exchange earning industry. The development of beekeeping is a good way for farmers to increase their income. Bees are insects that people are very familiar with, and beekeeping has a long history, but experts believe that the development and development potential of the beekeeping industry is still very large. Bee products are natural health products that are popular among people. Many varieties have good medical effects. Take royal jelly as an example. Modern research shows that royal jelly has the effects of enhancing immunity, resisting infection, preventing cancer and fighting cancer, delaying aging, strengthening the brain and improving intelligence, lowering blood sugar, lowering blood lipids, lowering blood pressure, and protecting the liver. It has the effects of enhancing physical strength, resisting fatigue, hypnosis, and beauty and moisturizing. At present, the bee products that are developed and utilized mainly include honey, royal jelly, bee pollen, propolis, bee venom, queen bee larvae, drone pupae, beeswax, etc. Because bee products have excellent medical and health functions, they have become more and more popular among domestic and foreign consumers in recent years. In addition, beekeeping can help crops pollinate and promote agricultural production. It can also help forest and grass plants in mountainous areas pollinate and promote their reproduction and growth, which is beneficial to water conservation and ecological balance.

4. Is there a future for beekeeping?

Any industry has a future. To raise bees, you must first choose a good apiary. Is there an abundant nectar source within a five-mile radius of the apiary? Second, you must purchase strong colonies so that they can develop during the swarming season. Third, you must learn scientific management, gradually get on the right track, and become a master beekeeper.