The information about honey manufacturing and honey producing the North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, and Wisconsin colonies in 2006 is depicted in the given bar charts.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the significantly higher production and producing honey is in North Dakota, whereas the lowest production and producing honey is in Wisconsin.
According to the above illustration, in 2006, the highest honey producing colonies in North Dakota, which was approximately 350 thousands, while South Dakota has less producing honey than that of North Dakota, it was nearly 250 thousand. Interestingly, Montana and Minnesota had same number of honey producing it was roughly 125 thousands in 2006.
Furthermore, maximum honey manufacturing was in North Dakota than that of other American States, which was 26 out of 100. Meanwhile, South Dakota had higher production than Montana. On the contrary, Minnesota had produced 10 millions pounds of honey, and Wisconsin had produced around 6 millions pounds, respectively.