Transcription of Statistical Summary Honey Bees
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Top States: Number of Colonies(December 31, 2017)California 1,143,254 Florida241,176 Texas210,229 Idaho 130,988 Georgia119,609 North Dakota 97,105 About the ProgramThe NASS Bee and Honey Program has long provided Honey bee colony and Honey production data. After 2015, the program was expanded to track details about colony production and health. State and national data include: In the Census of Agriculture, every five years: number of colonies and operations, Honey production and sales Annual data since 1987: Honey - producing colonies; yield, production, stocks; price by color and marketing channel; value of production Quarterly data: total, lost, and renovated colonies; colony stressors; colony collapse disorder symptomsFor more information, go to: access the data online, go to: Highlights No. 2019-6 September 2019 Honey production up 2 percent in 2018 USDA s National Agricultural Statistics Service has collected data on Honey bee colonies and Honey production for decades as part of the Census of Agriculture and in annual Bee ColoniesIn 2017, the United States had million Honey bee colonies, down 12 percent from the record high million colonies in 2012, but down less than 1 percent from 2007.
Top States: Number of Colonies (December 31, 2017) California 1,143,254 Florida 241,176 Texas 210,229 Idaho 130,988 Georgia 119,609 North Dakota 97,105
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