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The main goal of beekeeping today is to make money. 
This puts a lot of pressure on both bees and people (producers). 
One begins to deviate from the natural processes of nature.
Bees are fed with sugar and glucose-fructose syrup, 
and diseases arise from there, 
as the bees' natural food is nectar.
Beekeeping, based on "natural beekeeping" is oriented more towards 
pollination and cooperation between Man and Nature.You don't have to buy bees, just put the hive in the right place and they will 
come by themselves.There is no need to manage or check them too much, or at least once a year you 
should check how much honey there is - and if there is enough, you can have it 
for yourself. Honeycomb honey..
The experiences of different countries have shown that from every hive, 
there is about 15 kg.. 
The hives are just a little different, you don't touch the roof at all, 
you get the honey from below.Germany has national programs to support farmers.In Estonia, an even more interesting path could be taken - 
either one beehive per family or child, which would then be placed either 
in one's garden or, 
in the case of city dwellers, even on the roofs of houses.Right now, it is especially important for children to have more contact with Nature, 
and not to be on the phone too much.