The projected result of the project is healthier and less aggressive bee colonies, reduced costs and losses due to losses of bee colonies and production pollution, as well as reduced costs of treatment for bee diseases and increased profitability of apiaries. The joint efforts of scientists, consultants, and beekeepers will reduce the aggressiveness of bees and achieve the goals of a good neighborhood. By reducing the aggressiveness of bee colonies, it will be possible to build hives in various areas, adjacent to inhabited areas, where there is a sufficiently good base of woody plants. More evenly spaced bee families will make optimal use of the available base and ensure full pollination of plants. We will also contribute to the prevention of climate change by reducing the use of synthetic chemicals in beekeeping, and the use of genomic research in bee breeding programs will create conditions for more effective selection and targeted bee breeding. By using organic miticides in bee colonies, beekeepers will have safe beekeeping products that will make it easier for them to compete in global markets.