Bees collecting honey

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Worker bees roam from flower to flower all day long, collecting and drinking nectar from flowers. The nectar is stored in the bee's honeycomb which is then collected in the hive. This is a difficult process. There are thousands of bees in a hive and they can collect very little honey alone. With the efforts of all the bees, the hive eventually becomes full of honey. Then people hunt for honey from the hive. Farmers have cultivated mallard this year across our crop fields and the entire field is filled with flowers. At this time, the humming sound of bees can be heard as soon as you go into the field.

It is quite a pleasure to spend some free time here and enjoy this beauty of nature. But our busy lives do not allow us to do this. Many honey farmers have emerged in our fields who have spread their bee boxes in different places in the field. Their bees roam the field and collect honey. Recently, honey farming has increased a lot and it is profitable because the price of honey has increased a lot. Honey farmers are doing a lot of good for the mallard farmers. Bees pollinate the flowers, and this process is getting faster due to the increase in the number of bees. As a result, the number of mallard fruits has increased a lot, which is helping in high yield. So we should thank the honey farmers and we are able to buy pure honey from them at a low price. There are many honey traders in the market who sell adulterated honey. We have boycotted them and are buying honey directly from the honey farmers at wholesale prices.

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