BEE HIVE MONITORING
Progress has accompanied people since prehistoric times. Somehow we were given that we are gradually improving. Unlike animals, this allows us to function better and adapt to the world around us. It is up to us whether we use it for the benefit of another species, or whether we will be selfish and destroy ourselves.
People have long noticed that there are more and more of us on the planet, and the proliferation of any kind is causing problems. They also noticed that in developed countries the population is rather stagnant and in developing countries is growing uncontrollably, and until recently no one knew why.
One wise man discovered that access to education is exactly the mechanism that stabilizes the number of individuals in the population. The longer people have the opportunity to study and do not fall into the stereotype, the more stable the number of individuals in the population.
From kindergarten to college, we gain a theoretical foundation on which to build our whole lives. Unfortunately, it’s mostly just theory or theoretical practice.
I believe that the education that people receive at work and in leisure activities is even more important than that from school. I would like monitoring to be a lesson that shifts the beekeeper’s perception to an objective level – not to take away the joy of bees, but to bring him a new, objective view of how bees feel, perceive and how they react to it. I recommend to everyone – let’s not fight with progress, because you have to lose.
Most of you are already washing in an automatic washing machine and driving in a car, bus or train. Therefore, do not resist innovations and try them in beekeeping.
“Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams.”