Turkey: Support for honey producers from Manisa Metropolitan Municipality

Published 2024년 6월 1일

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The Manisa Metropolitan Municipality in Turkey has distributed 270 queen bees to 27 beekeepers as a 100 percent grant, as part of its ongoing support to the honey production sector. The queen bees are raised at the Hıroğlu Beekeeping Training and Queen Bee Production Center. The recipients of the queen bees expressed their satisfaction and gratitude to the President Ferdi Zeyrek. The beekeepers expect this agricultural support to continue, as they believe it is crucial for agriculture and honey production.
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Support from Manisa Metropolitan Municipality to honey producers continues to increase. The Metropolitan Municipality delivered 270 queen bees to 27 beekeepers. Honey producers who received the queen bees expressed their satisfaction and expressed their gratitude to President Ferdi Zeyrek. Queen bees raised at the Beekeeping Training and Queen Bee Production Center in Hıroğlu District of Gölmarmara District of Manisa Metropolitan Municipality are delivered to beekeepers as a 100 percent grant. In the first stage, 210 queen bees were distributed to 21 beekeepers. With this support, the number of donated queen bees increased to 480. At Hıroğlu Beekeeping Training and Queen Bee Production Center, which operates within the Department of Rural Services, queen bees produced in hundreds of hives are raised and offered to the service of producers. Manisa Metropolitan Municipality Rural Services Department delegation, staff at the Center and beekeepers from Manisa who benefited from bee ...
Source: Sondakika

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