1929Journal of Economic EntomologyRequires access

Definition of a Commercial Beekeeping Region

E. F. Phillips

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An attempt to analyse the development of commercial honey production in the United States and to account for some of the changes in the location of commercial beekeeping which have occurred. Certain changes in plans for the advancement of beekeeping are suggested.

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An attempt to analyse the development of commercial honey production in the United States and to account for some of the changes in the location of commercial beekeeping which have occurred. Certain changes in plans for the advancement of beekeeping are suggested.

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An attempt to analyse the development of commercial honey production in the United States and to account for some of the changes in the location of commercial beekeeping which have occurred. Certain changes in plans for the advancement of beekeeping are suggested.

Key concepts: Beekeeping, Biology, Production (economics), Agricultural science, Biotechnology, Agroforestry, Toxicology, Ecology

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