A questionary survey was made to evaluate the management of honeybee-keeping and the consciousness on the motivation and the satisfaction of beekeepers in Daejeon and Jeollanamdo. Of 231 survey respondents between February and May 2010, 91.3% was ‘male’, 8.7% was ‘female’, 39.4% was level of ‘high school’, 94.4% was ‘married’, 48.1% was ‘full-time’ service, 48.1% was ‘shifting’ apiary, 26.0% was ‘16∼20 years’ tenure, 34.6% was ‘farmer’ to previous job, 44.2% was ‘50 and less’ hives, 68.0% was ‘open yard’, 16.0% was ‘3 times’ shifting, 37.7% was ‘50% and over’ production cost, 57.6% was ‘1st super’ hives, 87.0% was ‘direct sale’, 40.3% was sell ‘propolis extract’, 22.9% fed ‘sugar syrup’, 89.2% was ‘white sugar’, 86.6% fed ‘substitutive pollen’, 45.5% was ‘3~4 times’ honey harvesting, 30.3% was ‘10kg and less’ output, 77.9% was ‘ripeness’ honey, 62.3% produced ‘propolis’, 43.7% was ‘un-sufficient honey plant’, 40.2% was ‘distrust’ of customers, 75.8% was distributed ‘fake honey’ 41.1% was ‘conscience of prod ucer’ for creditibility improvement, 54.0% was ‘bad condition’, 73.2% was participate ‘Korean beekeeping association’, 35.5% was motivate ‘hobby’, 45.5% was ‘satisfaction’, 53.7% was not recommend ‘to offspring’. The difference between urban (Daejeon) and rural (Jeollanamdo) areas was age, career mode, types of apiary and sale of propolis extract.