The bar charts illustrate the data of honey production and bee colonies producing honey in the five different states in America such as North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Minnesota and Wisconsin in 2006. Overall, the number of bee colonies and honey production in North Dakota were the highest, while that of in Wisconsin were lowest.
In North Dakota, the number of bee colonies was the highest, with exactly 350 thousand, followed by that in South Dakota, with nearly 230 thousand. Especially, the quantities of honey-producing colonies in Montana and Minnesota were the same, with roughly 130 thousand, about 2 times that of Wisconsin.
The number of honey production was about 26 million pounds in North Dakota, while those in 3 different states such as South Dakota, Montana and Minnesota was the equal, with around 11 million pounds. The quantity of honey production in Wisconsin was the lowest, with approximately 6 million pounds.
