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A public discussion on the development of beekeeping in Ukraine and the challenges it faces in 2021-2022 was held, attended by representatives from the Government, MPs, beekeepers, honey exporters, scientists, and the Ukrainian Association of Business and Trade (UBTA). The discussion focused on regulating relations between beekeepers and farmers, labeling of pesticides and agrochemicals, improving laboratory technical bases to control counterfeit products, and the potential of pollination for increasing yield. It also highlighted the need to build Ukraine's brand as a high-quality honey producer and the importance of education and practical training in pesticide and agrochemical use. The urgent need for comprehensive action in these areas to establish Ukraine as a strong global honey exporter was emphasized.
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This week a public discussion on “The state and prospects of beekeeping development in Ukraine. New Challenges in 2021-2022 ”, which was initiated by the Ukrainian Association of Business and Trade (UBTA). The event brought together representatives of the Government, MPs, beekeepers and honey exporters, scientists and experts of the UBTA Agrarian Committee under one roof. The event was opened by Taras Vysotsky, First Deputy Minister 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. told the First ...
Source: Agroconf
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