Zooinjunction: livestock farming

Beekeeping is one of the branches of agriculture, feeding bees in order to obtain honey, wax and other products (bee milk, bee glue, bee venom, etc.), as well as pollinating them in order to increase crop yields. Judging by the archaeological data found in the Aran cave in Spain, there are suggestions that beekeeping existed as early as 10-5 millennia BC. Religious books such as“ The Torah, the Bible, also contain information about beekeeping. There have been several stages in the history of beekeeping. Initially, people received honey from bees, which nested in forests and mountains in tree hollows, rock crevices, caves. Boone's Day beekeeping was considered a kind of gathering and hunting. In 1814, the Russian beekeeper P. I. Prokopovich built a bee box with rum in 1865 by the Czech beekeeper F. With the invention of the pear beekeeper, beekeeping has become a profitable industry in many countries. Since the 1920s, special beekeeping farms have appeared. Beekeeping is widespread on all continents of the earth's surface.