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## Bee Details

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Working With Bees

To newcomers intereted in beekeeping as a hooby
or career, welcome! This rewarding lifestyle is not
one walked lightly. Becoming successful in the trade
requires more than just tossing some bees in a box
and walking away! You have many things to keep in
mind when beekeeping. I'll try to  cover the major
point here, so you can get to work on what really
matters!

Note

Bees will not produce or mate on your ship. Space
stations, however, will work fine.

Species

Every species of bee has own benefits and
pitfalls that can help or hinder the beekeeper, with
the end result being a highly profitable business if
the keeper is savvy and keeps an eye on the
well -being of his charges. To make the most out of
bees, though, you'll need to be willing to  experiment

Mixing and matching species by mating a queen to a
different sort of drone can substantially improve
the potency of the offspring of that queen. Some
bees prefer certain environments, times of day and
locations. Others detest other families of bees,
whitch means you might need to take care what you
are breeding in your apiaries. Just keep that in mind.

Bee Needs

There are several things that are necessary for any
bee hive to nest and produce goods. The first and
most ovious is an apiary for them to inhabit. Build
yourself one of these to start with (I'd recommend a
larger size one as soon as you are able!). Once
you've set up the apiary, the next (and most
important) step is to find some bees. Wander the
wilds of the universe and keep an eye out. When you
see insect, pull out a trusty bug net and start
capturing them. If you get lucky, you'll find yourself
a Queen or Drone! You'll need both a Queen and a
Drone to get an apiary running!

Next, you'll need flowers. Bees are pollinators, which
means they will seek out and gather pollen from
plants before moving onward and spreading that
pollen to other plants. More plants (flowers are a
commom favorite for most bees) means more
production for your hives. Some types of flowers
and plants are more appealing to certain breeds of
bees than to others. This means some trial and error
might be required to get the absolute most out of
any bee type. Most are not incredibly picky, so any
flower or plant will generally do if you don't know
their favotites.

Once you've got the apiary, Queen, Drone and
Flowers there is one more key piece of gear required.
Frames are quite useful, acting as a platform for
bees to live on and build their hive around and on.
We, as beekeepers, are able to produce various
types of farmes through creative application of
resources. Great frames can impact your vee quality
quite heavily, especially when it comes time to breed
them and enhance their genetic capability! Be sure to
investigate the many potential types of frames
available, and match them up with your hives needs
and weaknesses to maximize production!

Finally, the location and time of day can make a huge
impact on a hive. Some bees loathe certain
environments (or can be outright killed by them!)
while they thrive in others. It's your duty as a
keeper to learn which environments will result in your
apiaies thriving. Some bees are active only at night
(Nocturnal). A select few are able to operate at any
time.

The final thing to keep in mind is rivals: Some bees will
hunt particular subspecies down and kill them in a
fierce rivalry. These bees will never thrive when
nearby another hive containing rgeir rivals. They'll
just kill each other off.

Microscopes

Checking in a microscope can identify the subspecies
of any bee, allowing you to gain knowledge of the
bees stas to help in breeding and selection
processes. Each tier of microscope performs slightly
better than the previous tier. The greatest available
type is the Electron Microscope.

Bee Breeding and Prodution

Place your Queen in the first slot of the apiary.
That's where she goes. The Drone goes in the second
slot. Note that in a large apiary, you'll have two slots
for drones. This allows you to put in two *different*
drones, adding genetic variation wowards the queens
mate selection process. The other slot on the left
side is for your frame (two,if using a large apiary).
Once these slots are full, so long as the bees living
there have their needs mat, they will begin
production. When those needs are not met, your
bees will be incapable of mating. So, if you have
added all that should be required and nothing is
happening, it's time to check wgat might be up.

The first thing to check is if other bee types produce
in the exact same situation. If honey bees work fine
and orchid bee do not, then it could either be the
time of day, or the biome, or nearby rivals that stop
your 'broken' bees will start producing resources! This
will happen gradually, over time, where or not you
are present. If you are off-world have done while
away and apply it upon your return. This is both a
benfit and a pnalty, however, as it also applies
the same date to queen age and Mites (more on this
later), and both of those can kill a hive if not paying
attention. Queens have a limted lifespan, and will die
at the end of that time. When a queen dies, the
drones have approximately 60seconds of safety
after which point they will begin to slowly die without
her there to guide them. This leads to the inevitable
collapse of the entire hive. THus, the importance of
breeding becomes clear.

To breed bees you will need:

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