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...ia]]n [[almond]] orchards, where nearly half (about one million [[beehive (beekeeping)|hives]]) of the US [[honey bee]]s are trucked to the almond orchards each [[clearfelling|clearcut logging]], decline of beekeeping, [[suburb]]an development, removal of [[hedge]]s and other [[Habitat (ecolo

...though contracting for crop pollination is becoming more significant for [[beekeeping|beekeepers]]. The [[silkworm]] has greatly affected human history, as [[tra

...o a few other types of bee. Human management of this species is known as [[beekeeping]] or apiculture. ...n humans provide a home for a colony, the structure is called a [[Beehive (beekeeping)|hive]]. A honey bee hive can contain up to 40,000 bees at their annual pea

* Bill Anderson, [[beekeeping]] column

...ion of logging and fire roads, fence construction, tree-planting, and even beekeeping, archaeological excavation, and furniture manufacture. The CCC also provide

*[[Beekeeping/Definition]]

...where they have been replaced by [[Africanized bee]]s. At the same time [[beekeeping|managed honey bee colonies]] have dropped by about two thirds.

...among hunter-gatherers in several locations. There is early evidence of [[beekeeping]], in the form of [[cave painting|rock painting]]s, dating to [[10th millen

...most farmers were given an occupational exemption and few were drafted. [[Beekeeping|Beekeepers]] also gained exemptions and favored treatment, because [[beeswa