Shows increased honey productivity in bee colonies, suggesting enhanced profitability.
Stimulating food additive (”carbohydrate feed"), when feeding bee colonies by the main honey harvest period, the number of bees increased by 25-40% compared to the control group, and their honey productivity increased by 31-33 kg/ha, and profitability increased by 35-44%. When feeding stimulating food additives, the net profit in experimental groups I and II amounted to 7,500,000 and 8,250,000 soums, respectively, compared with the control group.
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Usanova Zilola Rashidovna (2026) studied this question.
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