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this video is about accessing honey

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Honey has always been a prized possession, and has mostly been used for religion. Wild honey was the only type available until the second millennium BC in Egypt. The first man made beehive wasn't made till 1789 by Francois Huber, and not until 1880 was beekeeping commercialized. As of right now there are five million beehives in America alone. The people that maintain these hives are called apiculturist.

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Honey has always been a prized possession, and has mostly been used for religion. Wild honey was the only type available until the second millennium BC in Egypt. The first man made beehive wasn't made till 1789 by Francois Huber, and not until 1880 was beekeeping commercialized. As of right now there are five million beehives in America alone. The people that maintain these hives are called apiculturist.

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One bee has to fly 13,000 miles to create one pound of honey.  A colony can produce 15 pounds of honey in one day. 

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One bee has to fly 13,000 miles to create one pound of honey.  A colony can produce 15 pounds of honey in one day. 

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When bees go out to get nectar they store the nectar in their stomachs before they get to the hive.  Once they get to the hive they transfer the nectar to another bee or hive cell. While this is happening the nectar is turning to honey even in the bees stomach.

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In recent years the rise of the Killer bee is concerning because they are significantly more aggressive towards all things. Pesticides kill bees as well as harmful insects, and as we speak are affecting bee population.

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Collecting honey requires skill. Getting stung is almost a given, but a professional keeper may shun away protective gear and move slowly but with a purpose and only receive a few stings. Beekeepers remove the wax caps that cover each cell of the comb and let the cells' contents drip out by gravity, or they use a specialized machine to spin the frames and draw the comb contents out by centrifugal force. The honey is then filtered and stored. In man made hives and real hives, bees have 6 mm of room between honeycomb.

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Bees play a double role in their life as a honey producer and pollinator.
Things they pollinate are fruits, wild flowers, and crops.
Honeybee pollination is worth about $15 billion annually to US agriculture.
Bees can easily be moved from place to place so it is easy to move to a field that needs pollinating.
Bees and other animals are biotic pollinators.

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In Stung, all the bees are gone but people still need to pollinate. The people of the world in Stung use fine brushes to pollinate. These fine brushes act like the hair on the bee legs. The hair on the bees legs pick up the pollen just like the fine brush bristles.

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were is the picture to this column?-Carson

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what chapter/page or pages was this found on?-Carson

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What are ways we can stop harming bees?-Carson

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Were are the titles and caption for the pictures?-Carson

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I like you really good information, and I like how you used some good vocabulary words. Like Carson said, I'm sure where your comment box for your illustration is.

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how are ways that we can add to the industry instead of killing the bees? I like how you knew what the industry was but how can we help it?

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not sure where the picture and comment is. Over all this column was good. I noticed there wasn't really a lot of information on this topic.

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good connection.

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Maybe you could add what the pollinating process is.