A public discussion of beekeeping development took place in Ukraine

Published 2021년 9월 30일

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The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine has registered an order regulating the relations between beekeepers and farmers to address conflicts and penalties for unauthorized chemical use. The article also highlights the need for improving the technical base of laboratories inspecting imported goods and discussing the negative impact of pesticides on beekeeping. The aim is to increase honey export profits by establishing a strong honey brand, with a focus on reducing counterfeit honey risks. The article emphasizes the need for education and practical training in pesticide use and honey production, and concludes by stressing the importance of comprehensive discussion at all levels to establish Ukraine as a strong global honey exporter.

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This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. "In March, an order was registered that clearly regulates the relations between beekeepers and farmers engaged in crop production. It is envisaged that a commission with the participation of agrarians, beekeepers, specialists of the State Food and Consumer Service, law enforcement officers, representatives of local self-government bodies may be established in each community to consider conflict situations and, in particular, decide on penalties for uncontrolled use of chemicals and poisoning. said Taras Vysotsky, First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine It should be noted that the legal provisions, in particular those governing the labeling of pesticides and agrochemicals on the harmfulness of beekeeping - this is a topic that is now relevant to the industry and that is why it was a very active and lively discussion. "Indeed, the legal framework should be in line with ...

Source: Agravery