This document provides information about beekeeping and honey bees in India. It discusses five main honey bee species found in India, including the rock bee, Indian hive bee, little bee, European bee, and dammer bee. It describes their key characteristics. The document also outlines traditional and modern beekeeping methods used in India, including hive structures, honey extractors, and other equipment. It discusses the production and chemical composition of honey, as well as honey's uses as a food, medicine, and preservative. Beekeeping is an important industry in India that produces about 10,000 tons of forest honey annually.
This document contain all of the relative information for apiculture which is also known as Beekeeping.
This document contain mostly related topics such as history, taxonomical classification, types of bees, production of honey and structure of hives.
This document contain all of the relative information for apiculture which is also known as Beekeeping.
This document contain mostly related topics such as history, taxonomical classification, types of bees, production of honey and structure of hives.
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welcome
1- introduction
2- different spp of honey bees and their characteristics
3-bee keeping and its history
4-methods of bee keeping
5-appliances for bee keeping
6-bee pasturage
7-products of bee keeping( enlisted)
8-diseases and pests of honey bees
9- how bee keeping a supporting business to indian farming
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Bee keeping - supporting business to Indian farming lekshmi. anil
welcome
1- introduction
2- different spp of honey bees and their characteristics
3-bee keeping and its history
4-methods of bee keeping
5-appliances for bee keeping
6-bee pasturage
7-products of bee keeping( enlisted)
8-diseases and pests of honey bees
9- how bee keeping a supporting business to indian farming
10- success story of bee keeping
11-scopes of bee keeping
significance of apiculture and its application in this slide i also provide history and several types of apiculture methods, its very use ful for students who want take seminar on this topic
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A basic introductory overview of honey bees and beekeeping. Some slides specific to Northern California and the San Francisco bay Area. The deck has been used at corporate team-building events along with honey tasting and a live hive inspection.
THE PLACE OF HONEY BEES IN THE WORLD is a PPT slideshow by Dr. Kristen Healy, Entomology Specialist with the LSU AgCenter. This PPT describes the classification of honey bees, the origin of honey bees, and the common types of bees. This PPT also has a table that compares the advantages and disadvantages of honey bees races.
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3. Beekeeping (or apiculture, from
Latin: apis "bee") is the
maintenance of honey bee colonies,
commonly in hives, by humans.
In India beekeeping has been mainly
forest based. Several natural plant
species provide nectar and pollen to
honey bees.
BEEKEEPING
4. The industries traditional village of
khadi commission was established to
revitalize the development of
beekeeping in 1980s.
5. What is honey bee
Honeybee is a stinging winged
insect which collect nector and
pollen, produces wax and honey
and lives in large communities.
6. Honey Bee Classification
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Arthropoda
Insecta
Hymenoptera
Apidae
Apis
7. Honey Bees-different
Species In India
Five important species of honey bees are as follows.
The rock bee, Apis dorsata (Apidae).
The Indian hive bee, Apis cerana indica (Apidae).
The little bee/dwarf bee, Apis florea (Apidae).
The European or Italian bee, Apis mellifera (Apidae).
Dammer bee or stingless bee, Melipona irridipennis
(Meliporidae).
9. Characters:
Commonly called ‘Rock bee’.
Largest bee of about 20mm, called the
GIANT HONEY BEE.
A single comb makes 60 pounds of honey
which Is maximum amount of a comb.
Workers pollinate 12,000 flowers daily.
Workers are very small and active , and due
to their ferocious nature they are NON
DOMESTICABLE.
11. Characters:
Commonly called as Indian bee or Asian
bee.
Slightly smaller than A.dorsata.
Prefer to live in dark places by making
parallel combs of one foot in protected areas.
This Is very gentle species so can be
domesticated easily.
Production of honey is 6 to 7 pounds per
comb, which is much less than the first one.
13. Characters:
Called as the little bee.
Smaller than the both species.
They are not gregarious i.e social. So make
a single comb.
Due to docile nature i.e obedient, and rare
stinging habit, their nest can be easily
removed.
15. Characters:
It Is called as European bee.
Although bee produces less honey but it is
the BEST SPECIES for COMMERCIAL point
of view.
Its ITALIAN variety is reared everywhere
in Europe and America in artificial hives.
17. Characters
Their size are much smaller than true honey
bees.
They build irregular combs of wax and
resinous substances in crevices and hollow
tree trunks.
The comb of melipona iridipennis is made up
of a dark material called cermen which is
mixture of wax and earth or resin.
They do not secrete wax to build the combs.
18. Methods of apiculture
HIVE:
Two types of hives are used:
1. Indigenous method of bee
keeping
a) wall or fixed hive
b) Movable hive.
19.
20. Modern Method Of apiculture
They are divided into 5 types:
1. Typical Movable Hive
2. Queen Excluder
3. Honey Extractor
4. Uncapping Knife
5. Other Equipments
21. Typical moveable
hive
It is a six type:
(a)Stand (b)Bottom board
(c)Brood chamber (d)Super
(e)Inner cover (f)Top Cover
22.
23. Typical moveable
hive
Size and number of frames are
variable according to the need.
The perforation size of zinc sheet
is only 0.375 cm but the thorax of
queen is 0.43 to 0.45cm so
queen cannot pass through the
pore.
24. Parts of typical moveable hive
a) STAND: basal
part of hive.
It is adjusted to
make a slope so
that rainwater
comes down
quickly.
26. c) BROOD
CHAMBER:
Most important part
provided with5 to
10 frames.
In each frame a
wax sheet is held at
vertical position
where bees start
making walls and
cells.
27. d) SUPER: It is
without cover and
the base.
It is provided in
many frames
containing comb
foundation to
provide adational
space for expansion
of the hive.
28. e) INNER COVER:
Wooden piece used
for covering of the
super, has many
holes for proper
ventilation.
f) TOP COVER: plain
and sloping zinc
sheet fitted on it
protect the colony
from rain.
29. 2. QUEEN EXCLUDER
Consists of wire
guaze, extrans
guards and
drone traps.
Workers can
pass through it
but queen
cannot.
30. 3. HONEY
EXTRACTOR:
It functions on
principle of
centrifugal force.
By centrifugation
, pure honey is
thrown out without
any damage to the
comb.
31. 4. UNCAPPING KNIFE:
Honey filled combs
are sealed by wax
which is removed
by heated
uncapping knife.
32. 5. OTHER
EQUIPMENT
Some materials like
protective garments,
gloves, net veil, bee
net, brush etc are
required for easy and
well planned handling
of bees.
33. Production of honey
Production of honey: It is a not
direct plant product because the
nectar, pollen and cane sugar bearing
secretions of flowers are ingested by
honey bees and get mixed with the
saliva and undergo certain chemical
changes due to enzyme action.
34. Some ingredients are added to the
mixture and reduce the water content
The whole mixture is collected in the
honey sac until it reaches the hive.
Honey is concentrated by a strong
current of air produced by the rapid
beating of worker’s wings, crawling
over the cells.
35. Chemical Composition of honey
Levulose
Dextrose
Maltose
: 38.9%
: 21.3%
: 8.81%
Enzymes and pigments :
2.21%
Water
Ash
: 17.2%
: 0.2%
36. UTILITY
FOOD VALUE-
Used in the formation of
candles cakes and bread.
MEDICINAL VALUE-
It is laxative, antiseptic
and sedative and used in Ayurvedic and
unani medicinal systems.
Act as a curative of ulcers on tongue and
alimentary canal.
37. Typhoid germs are killed by it.
OTHER USES-
It is used as preservative, in
brewing industry, in poultry and fishing
industries.
It is used to stimulate the
growth of plants, the bacterial culture, in
insect diet.
38. CONCLUSION
Production of honey has been the major
aim of the industry.
Modern beekeeping also includes
production of beeswax, bee collected
pollen, bee venom, royal jelly, propolis,
as also of package bees, queen bees
and nucleus colonies.
About 10,000 tons of forest honey
are produced annually