honey bees and beekeeping project
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Scope of Apiculture
Bee-Keeping
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Honey Bees and Beekeeping
Honey bees are, popular and economically beneficial insects
For thousands of years man has plundered honey bee colonies to get honey, bee larvae and beeswax
Honey bees are commonly kept in artificial hives throughout the Pakistan
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Types of Honey BeeThree types of bees in a
Beehive
Queen Drone Worker
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Development Time of Honey Bee Castes
Stage Worker Queen Drone
Hatching 3 3 3
Cell Capped 8 8 10
Becomes A Pupa 11 10 14
Becomes An Adult 20 15 22.5
Emerges From Cell 21 16 24
Days after laying egg
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Beekeeping Equipment
One new hive with bees and basic equipment costs about Rs.13000.
Hive parts are cut to standard dimensions that mimic the space bees naturally leave between their combs.
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Beehive
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Parts of BeehiveBottom board
Frames and foundation
Hive body or brood chamber
Queen excluder
Honey supers
Inner cover Outer cover
Smoker
Hive tool
Veil and gloves
Feeders
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Frame Lang’s troth beehive
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Honey in QuranAfter prophets revelation (wahi) is received by the Honey
Bees•“Honey is a remedy for every illness and the Qur'an is a remedy for all illness of the mind, therefore I recommend to you remedies, the Qur'an and honey.”(Bukhari)
Prophet (PBUH) said:
•“And thy Lord taught the bee to build its cells in hills, on trees and in (men's) habitations.....there issues from within their bodies a drink of varying colors, wherein is healing for mankind.”Qur'an and Hadith refer to
honey as a healer of disease.
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Honey bee Disease and Pest
•(AFB) is a bacterial disease of larvae and pupae Infected larvae change color from a healthy pearly white to dark brown and die after they are capped. (Terramycin) American Foulbrood •(EFB) is a bacterial disease of larvae larvae infected
with EFB die before they are capped change to a creamy color and have a smooth "melted" appearance. (Terramycin)European Foulbrood
•Is a fungal disease of larvae. Infected larvae turn a chalky white color, become hard then turn black. Chalk brood is most frequent during damp conditions in early spring. Colonies usually recover on their own. Chalk
brood
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Honey bee Disease and Pest
Tracheal Mites - These microscopic mites enter the tracheae (breathing tubes) of young bees. Inside the tracheae, mites block air exchange and pierce the walls of the tubes to suck blood. Symptoms Bees become weak, crawl at the hive entrance.
Infested colonies are treated with Miticur or special formulations of menthol.
Varroa Mites - These mites are about the size of a pin head and are copper in color. Female mites cling to adult bees and suck their blood
Infested colonies almost always die within three to four years unless they are treated
Colonies are treated with Apistan
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Buying and Moving Colonies
Buy two colonies instead
of one
Bee hives are easiest to move
during winter when they are
lighter and population are
low
Buy bees in standard
equipment only
Proper care must be needed
and also arrange them
properly
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Installing Packaged BeesBuy and packaged bees and queen and transfer to new equipment
9000-22000 bees in two-five pound package
The queen cage has holes at both ends plugged with cork,
sugar syrup as bees food(one part sugar: one part water)
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Honey Bee Management
Bees store the honey as surplus that the beekeeper can harvest
Feeding and medicating should be done January through February
Queens resume laying eggs in January
Surplus nectar is available at mid-April
Properly medicate them, re-queen them and control swarming
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Processing of Honey
Honey is sold as "extracted" honey - bottled, liquid honey
that has been extracted from the
combs
Equipment cost for honey processing is
only Rs.43000
Equipment for honey processing are• Uncapping knife • Uncapping tank • Extractor• Strainer• Storage tank
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Beekeeping a profitable Business
Small LandLess Time Required • Four square feet of land is quite enough for a hive and a
small plot of twenty-five square feet could hold from 25 to 50 hives
Earning• According to the survey conducted at Punjab university
honey research farms a person can earn Rs. 5000/- per month in the fall season of honey. So just imagine how much money you could make if you wanted to be a full-time beekeeper
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PARC SurveyPakistan Agriculture Research Council
•Honey is an important nutritive food containing various kinds of sugar, protein, free amino acids, minerals, trace elements, enzymes and vitamins with a fairly high caloric value. Its main sugars - laevulose and dextrose are absorbed directly into the blood and provide rapid energy.
Benefits of Honey
•Apis dorsata•Apis cerana•Apis florea •Apis melliferaSpecies
of Honeybee
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PARC SurveyPakistan Agriculture Research Council
•7,000 beekeepers are now rearing exotic species, Apis mellifera in the modern beehives
•There are about 300,000 colonies producing 7,500 metric ton honey annually
•Northern areas, FATA and AJK and can support 1,000,000 honeybee colonies
Bee Farming
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Cost / Benefit of beekeeping in Pakistan
Details Part time bee keeping Full time bee-keeping
No. of Colonies 5 50 100 200
Capital Expenditure Rs.27,700 Rs.265,000 Rs.538,000 Rs.1,047,000
Production Cost Rs.5,610 Rs.105,500 Rs.211,800 Rs.375,700
Gross Income Rs.8,250 Rs.220,000 Rs.439,500 Rs.879,000
Net Income Rs.2,640 Rs.114,500 Rs.227,700 Rs.503,300
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Break-Even Point
Details Part-time Beekeeper
Full time Beekeeper
No. of Colonies 24 86
Production Expenditure
105500 375700
Gross income 105500 375700
Net Income (0) (0)
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Practical work
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Honey and its products
•White, Blue, Brown, Green Etc.Colors of
honey
•Kaccha honey•Pacca honey•Queen honey (Royal Jelly)Categories
of honey in each
hive
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Royal jelly (Rs. 6000/- Per kg)
Marhaba Honey
Shandor Honey
Bless Beri Honey
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Freezing of HoneyFruits like citrus, Malta can be freeze in 5 months
Freezing depend on the quantity of Pollens
Honey freeze at temperature 13-----18 cg
To heat honey: it could be heat at 63 Cg
It can be heat though manual Electronic Oven special for this purpose
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Medicinal ValueHydrogen Peroxide Applying
Honey as a Wound Dressing
Allergies
Anemia
Heart Diseases
Headaches and
Migraine Appetite
High Blood
Pressure
Skin
Sore Throat
Stomachache
Teeth
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Resource/ReferencesGroup survey at Punjab university Zoology dept.
•Advice by Prof. Nasreen Zafar (Head PU Honey Dept.)
•Assistant Muabashar HussainSurvey at Punjab university Honey
Bee research farm
•http://www.pyroenergen.com•http://www.honey-health.com•http://itotd.com/articles/218/honey-as-medicine•http://www.alternative-medicine-online.com/Health_Articles/hone
y_natural_treatment.html•www.parc.gov.pk/faq/hbm.html
Websites links
Qarshi Marhaba laboratories head office kot lakhpat Lahore
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