11 thousand hives were damaged in Turkey, lost $100 million

게시됨 2021년 8월 25일

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Leading professionals in the beekeeping industry came together in Muğla to address the damage caused by fires and propose solutions to the problems. The fires significantly affected beekeeping activities, stopping in 92 percent of the world's pine honey need areas in Turkey, causing severe damage to 11 thousand hives and beekeeping materials. The panel, which included the Turkish Beekeepers' Central Union, Muğla Province Beekeepers' Association, and the Reliable Product Platform, discussed the impact of the fire on pine honey production and the livelihoods of beekeepers. They suggested including suitable areas for pine honey production in the 3-year plantation program and creating an emergency action plan. The meeting also highlighted the need for beekeepers to focus on the production of other value-added bee products to generate income.

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The leading professionals of the beekeeping industry came together in Muğla to reveal the damage caused by the fires and to propose solutions to the problems. According to the statement made by the Reliable Product Platform, the fires that started in Manavgat and were effective in the richest regions of Turkey in terms of biodiversity such as Marmaris, Bodrum and Köyceğiz have deeply affected beekeeping activities. While beekeeping stops in Muğla and its districts, which provide 92 percent of the world's pine honey need, in Turkey, where 150 thousand families make their living from beekeeping, 11 thousand hives in the areas affected by the fire, as well as the materials used by beekeepers in production, were also severely damaged. While beekeepers are one of the groups that are still under threat and most affected by this situation, the panel organized jointly by the Turkish Beekeepers' Central Union, Muğla Province Beekeepers' Association and Reliable Product Platform with the ...

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