The information about the honey manufacturing and honey producing colonies in the five American States, such as North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, and Wisconsin in 2006 is depicted in the given bar charts.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the highest number of bee colonies is in North Dakota, whereas the lowest number of honey produce is in Wisconsin.
According to the illustration, in 2006, North Dakota on top position for honey producing colonies, which was 350 thousand. While South Dakota had less number of colonies rather than North Dakota, it was nearly 225 thousand. In contrast, Montana and Minnesota have almost same number of honey-growing companies approximately 130 thousand. In addition, Wisconsin had only 52 thousand bee colonies.
Furthermore, closely 28 millions of pounds honey produce in North Dakota which was highest production than that other states. Interestingly, South Dakota manufacturing more honey compared with Montana and Minnesota, which were 12,11, and 10 million of pounds, respectively.
