This American entomologist and beekeeper established in the mid-20th century that honey production per bee is higher in larger hives. So a hive of 80. 000 bees produce more than 4 out of 20. 000 . This is because in large hives the bees dedicated to the pele are more, being able to reach 75% of the individuals, while in one of 20. 000 pecorea only 25%. Remember that a worker, in the working time, spring and summer, takes about 21 days to be born, another 21 days to care for, feed the larvae, clean and ventilate the hive and its last 21 days to pecorear. The individual dies. The collective remains. Unless the man arrives and decomposes everything with his herbicides, pesticides and other glyphosates.
