Honey Bee Species in India: Commercial ke liye kaunsi? ๐ | IBPS AFO Mains 2026
Honey bee species in india explained in 60 seconds (Hinglish) | Entomology MCQ for AFO | IBPS AFO Mains 2026
โข Apis mellifera, known as the European bee or Italian bee, is widely adopted for commercial beekeeping in India due to high honey production and docile nature.
โข Apis mellifera has an average honey production of 20 to 25 kg per colony per year, which may increase up to 50 kg.
โข Apis cerana indica, or Indian bee, is easy to domesticate with an average honey production of 3.6 to 4.5 kg per colony per year.
โข Apis dorsata, known as the giant honey bee or rock bee, produces 20 to 40 kg honey per colony per year but is ferocious and not good for domestication.
Source: https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IndFarm/article/download/174006/63846/503091
โถ Free practice on this topic: https://agriprep.in/quiz/agriculture/entomology
โถ agriprep.in ยท full 20-question quiz daily at 7 PM IST (AgriPrep Agriculture Core Daily)
Facts checked against the source above and AgriPrep's verified question bank. Narration is AI-generated (text-to-speech).
#IBPSAFO #AgricultureOfficer #AgriPrep #Shorts #Entomology
About This Video
This video is part of AgriPrep's free agriculture video lecture series for IBPS AFO 2026 preparation. Our channel covers Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Economics and more โ aligned to the latest IBPS AFO syllabus.
After watching, practise with our topic-wise MCQs or take a full mock test.