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What is the history of apiculture?
what is apiculture
Another name for beekeeping?
Apiculture
What is one word for bee keeping?
Apiculture.
Apiculture is the study of what?
Apiculture is the study of rearing of bees in a structure called beehive
How do you call the rearing of honey bees on a large scale?
Apiculture
What is apiculture?
It's in the dictionary: apiculture is beekeeping. From the Latin "apidae" meaning "bees".
What is appiculture?
apiculture = beekeeping
What is apiculture and sericulture?
Apiculture is scientific rearing of honey bees and sericulture is Scientific rearing of silk moths for sik
What is apiculture how it is done?
Apiculture is the "farming" of honeybees, i.e., using the honey they produce to be gathered and sold to other people.
What is the alternate name for beekeeping?
Apiculture.
What is the latin word for apiculture?
apishumanitas
What is bees rearing called?
apiculture
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