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Honey isn't usually harvested monthly but the amount of honey produced by a hive can vary enormously dependent on the size of the colony and the amount of forage available locally for the bees to collect nectar. Some areas have an abundance of nectar bearing plants and other areas have virtually none.
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How much honey do beekeepers put in a hive?
They don't usually. The bees make honey in the hive.
When honey is not harvested where does it go?
Unharvested honey remains in the hive. The honey that is not harvested is consumed by the bees in the hive to remain alive. A talented beekeeper knows how much honey he can remove from the hive and not harm the bees.
How many gallons of honey is produce every day by a bee?
The honey produced in a hive is usually measured by weight and not as a liquid. ie a beekeeper will say that a hive has produced x pounds of honey or y kilograms of honey if he uses the metric system. The amount produced could vary from nothing to over 100 pounds depending on which part of the world and how much forage is available for the bees.
Does honey attract bees?
It's not as much Honey as Pollen that attracts bee, if there is honey around and bees are far from ther ehive they may rest in the hive that has honey in it or if the is honey bees may make a hive near by because honey means pollen.
How much live in one hive?
If you mean to ask how many honey bees live in one hive, the answer is up to 80000 at the height of the season.
How do Bangladeshi plant honey?
Your questions is very confusing ... no one can plant honey don't you know that ... but to get honey their are bees and the more flowers we get the more bees get honey put them in their hive and we get from their hive .... we also can get honey from flowers ourselves.... i don't know much even being a bangladeshi ..cause stay in Kuwait ...
What is the advantage of farm honey over wild honey?
1. It is much easier to harvest--a wild hive, usually in the hollow of a tree, a small cave, or other natural cavity, is difficult to get to; the brood area of the hive is unknown until the hive is taken apart (severely damaged or destroyed). A wild hive will suffer severe damage or be destroyed when the honey is harvested. In a "farm" hive, the brood area can be isolated from the harvest area with a queen restrictor. 2. It is more likely that the source of the honey is known; e.g., If the farm hive is near a blossoming orange grove, the nectar collected is transformed by the bees into "orange blossom honey".
Can I have a sentence for honey?
Honey is a natural sweet substance produced by bees from flower nectar.
How many pounds of honey hive produce?
There are many factors which can affect the amount of honey that can be collected from the hive, including the variety of bee, the weather patterns through the spring and summer, the amount and varieties of flowers within foraging range from the hive, and the strength of the colony.That said, the amount of honey can be as little as none, or as much as 100 pounds of honey from one hive -- and in exceptional cases much more, the record is over 500 pounds.
How much weight can a honey bee lift?
A worker honey bee weighs about 90 milligrams. When foraging it will often return to the hive with its own weight in nectar and pollen.
How much honey is produced by bees in one year?
To see them through the winter, the average colony of honey bees needs about 35 pounds of honey in their stores. They may make more, and it is this surplus that beekeepers will collect. Beekeepers may even take most of the honey, but will replace it by feeding the bees with sugar syrup.The amount of honey that can be collected depends on a number of factors: the size of the colony; the weather through the summer; the amount of available forage plants; and the amount of space in the hive, among other things. At the end of the season there could be anything from no honey at all to 50 to 100 pounds in a hive, and although not common there are records of much more from one hive in a season.
What is used to calm the bees?
A beekeeper will puff a little smoke into the hive. The bees respond to this by gorging on honey and a bee that is full of honey is more docile and much less likely to sting.
