apiarist
Keeper of hives
An apiarist is a beekeeper—someone who maintains colonies of honeybees, typically in hives, for honey production or pollination services.
The term is more formal than beekeeper and appears in agricultural and scientific contexts: The apiarist inspected her hives for signs of disease.
products
Bees' viscous nectar product
- beeswaxHoneycomb building material
- propolisResinous hive sealant
- royal jellyWorker bee secretion for larvae
- bee pollenCollected flower particles
honeycomb · mead · comb honey · creamed honey · raw honey · manuka · buckwheat honey · wildflower honey
equipment
Tobacco habit holder
husbandry
Controlling illness progression systematically
- feedingGiving food to
- artificial inseminationMedical sperm introduction procedure
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
beekeeper
One who tends hives
honey
Bees' viscous nectar product
- beeswaxHoneycomb building material
- propolisResinous hive sealant
- royal jellyWorker bee secretion for larvae
bee pollen · honeycomb · mead · comb honey · creamed honey · raw honey · manuka · buckwheat honey · wildflower honey · candles
smoker
Tobacco habit holder
disease management
Controlling illness progression systematically
- feedingGiving food to
- artificial inseminationMedical sperm introduction procedure
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
- animal workersveterinarian, vet, animal trainer, pet groomer, zookeeper
- farmersfarmer, grower, smallholder, cultivator, rancher
- rural jobsfarmer, rancher, shepherd, farmhand, cowherd
- rural peoplefarmer, villagers, farmhand, farmworker, farmers
- beekeepingbeekeeping, beehive, hive, bee smoker, bee suit
- beekeepers