Honey plants
Beekeepers cannot do without honey plants. Otherwise, they will not reap the “harvest” - honey, pollen, propolis. And the bees will be left without work. You need to know and distinguish between plants that are suitable for these purposes. To regulate honey collection and improve its quality.
The main honey plants include acacia, some shrubs, even aster. Especially the swamp. Having knowledge in this area is essential. After all, otherwise you won’t get a tasty, healthy, natural product. Some honey plants produce mainly beebread. Others affect honey production. The beekeeper needs to know and remember all this.
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The quality and composition of natural bee honey directly depend on the plants from which insects collect