Theme: apiculture

Tashkent State Agrarian University Nukus of Branch faculity of fisheries and silk veterinary medicine first year student Nurjanova Umida’s independent work on light science

Acceptance:Bekbaev Azat

Worked: Nurjanova Umida

Theme: APICULTURE.

Plan:

• About bees.
• When did beekeeping

appear IN UZBEKISTAN?

Importance of Beekeeping The main advantages of beekeeping are: Provides honey, which is the most valuable nutritional food. Provides bee wax which is used in many industries, including cosmetics industries, polishing industries, pharmaceutical industries, etc. Plays an excellent role in pollination. Honey bees are the best pollinating agents which help in increasing the yield of several crops. According to the recent studies, the honey bee’s venom contains a mixture of proteins which can potentially be used as a prophylactic to destroy HIV that causes AIDS in humans.

Bees were first introduced to Uzbekistan in 1872. Exhibitions organized by enterprising beekeepers have contributed to the successful development of beekeeping among the local population.

The exhibitions promoted beekeeping techniques and beekeeping products. Later, a school of beekeepers was opened, and the culture of running it was enhanced

The bees have been moved to framed hives so that humans can intervene in the bees' lives and create the conditions they need in a timely manner.

By 1926, 1970 bee families were adopted in Uzbekistan. In 1930, 20080 bee families were kept under the auspices of the Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan, in 1940 - 37,690, and in 1970 - 71,672. In addition, amateur beekeepers have identified more than 70,000 bee families. By 1980, there were 190,000 bee families in Uzbekistan.

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