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Australian Beekeeping Guide - AgriFutures Australia

Honey bees are kept for the production of honey and beeswax, but most importantly for pollination of honey bee dependant horticultural and seed crops. The importance of honey bees for pollination, and this unique and specialised honey bee industry, is well recognised by the general public, the Australian Government, and all state and territory

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