The bar charts give information about the quantity of honey-bee colonies, alongside how much honey has been produced in the US, over a 40-year period, starting from 1970.
Overall, it is evident that both honey-bee colonies and honey put out generally witnessed a downward trend over the time frame, despite certain fluctuations.
Regarding honey-bee colonies, it started at 4 millions in 1970 but then lightly increased approximate 4,3 millions in next year. The honey-bee colonies then eased sharply to approximate 2,7 millions at the end of 2010.
Concerning the honey production, which was more volatile. It started at 130,000 tons, and the difference between the honey bee colonies rise up but the honey production in 1980 is the colonies rise up but the production of the honey is fell down to 110,000 tones. But after fell at this year then recovered lightly in 1990 from 110,000 tons to 120,000 tons However, it continued dropping steeply and reached 70,000 tons by the end of the period.
