Essays on Honey Bee

Many farmers around the United States rely on the honey bee to pollinate their crops. For the past century, the honey bee population has been in decline. In 1940 the number of bee colonies was as high as 5 million, but has since declined to...

Honey Bees What if the next time you go to the super market and you notice that the prices for coffee, apples, milk, and butter have shot up to the shocking price of $15. These products contain pollen and without honeybees this could be a...

The Earths beautiful creature – Honeybees produces honey that provides many uses and benefits for everyday life, but it’s not only the substance produced. The second most important component is the beeswax which forms the structure of honeycomb and is often confused with propolis, but...

Africanized Honey Bee Facts The Africanized Honey Bee’s scientific name is the Apis Mellifera Sculleta. At first glance it seems like an ordinary bee; however, the popularized name for the Africanized Honey Bee (AHB) is the killer bee. On the other hand, the European Honey...

Swiss researches has tested a field of mustard plants and observed how the pollinating process by bumblebees occur. And they have concluded that the bee-pollinated plants grew and gain a stronger scent. They have also concluded something alarming which was how the flowers in the...