3 Top Ways To Make Rural Money As A Beekeeper
Many Crops Depend On Bees To Pollinate!
To become a beekeeper you need a half to one acre of land, which is enough for 60 bee hives to help you make rural money as a beekeeper.
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The bee hives can be made from old crates with a removable top and a small entrance near the bottom.
There is not very much work involved, the investment is small, and you can make rural money as a beekeeper three ways.
3 Top Ways To Make Rural Money As A Beekeeper
Royal Jelly
Royal jelly comes from the queen bee.
Some people think it will help to keep them looking and feeling young.
Vitamin manufacturers and cosmetic firms pay well for it.
Rent The Hives
Many crops depend on flying insects to pollinate.
Due to increased air pollution, there are areas with too few bees to do the job naturally and artificial pollination is very expensive.
All you need is a truck to carry your 60 hives to an orchard where a fruit grower has agreed to pay you for the use of your bees.
Pay might be $10 to $15 per hive.
This way your bees are fed for nothing while you charge for their service.
After a week or so, you move your hives to another orchard for another fee.
Honey
Many health food stores will pay for natural honey from the hive.
There are some problems with beekeeping, which you will get stung from time to time.
There is also a notion that bee stings can prevent arthritis.
So maybe even that is not a negative.
The U.S. Government has several publications on keeping bees.
Write to Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.D. 20402, and ask for a list of publications on this subject.
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