Beekeepers hold Open House Interior

All bees, including hundreds of solitary living species, are going through difficult times. Due to a lack of flowers, the number of these important pollinators decreases. Participating beekeepers will pay attention in the coming days and explain how to keep nature "friendly."

Beekeepers keep bees that produce honey. In order to show how a bee population works and lives without the danger of a bee sting, some beekeepers have a box of observation. It shows a population of bees behind the glass. Beekeepers also show how honey is expelled from honeycombs and is then immediately eaten and how the candles are produced.

The Beekeepers' Days are in the process of making their ninth edition. The first three years, it was mainly a regional affair. Since 2010, it's a national event with an average of 30,000 visitors