International Muğla Beekeeping and Pine Honey Congress in Turkey

Published 2022년 11월 19일

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The article reports on the 7th International Muğla Beekeeping and Pine Honey Congress, where Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Ebubekir Secretgider, highlighted the diversity of registered honeys in Turkey, including those unique to the region like Mugla's Pine Honey. The congress aimed to simplify agricultural supports and regulate contract agriculture and animal husbandry to protect producers and buyers. Muğla's Agriculture and Forestry Provincial Director, Barış Saylak, was acknowledged for his efforts in supporting beekeepers and implementing the Muğla Apitherapeutic Products R&D and Innovation Center Project. It was noted that Turkey has a high number of hives per square kilometer and a significant increase in honey yield over the past decade, emphasizing the importance of education in beekeeping.

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Sea Sipahi When MUĞLA, Marmaris is mentioned, many titles come to mind. Beekeeping and honey are one of those subjects… I am following the 7th International Muğla Beekeeping and Pine Honey Congress, there are interesting information. We have 24 registered honeys in Turkey. We have varieties unique to our country, such as Mugla's Pine Honey, Anzer Honey, Chestnut Honey, Şemdinli Honey, and Zara Honey. Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Ebubekir Secretgider, announced. In 2022, 10 thousand 514 projects were supported, but new regulations in line with the needs of the sector came to an end. Secretgider said that contract agriculture and animal husbandry will be started, and a system will be put into use in which the producer and the buyer are fully protected. We need to make a move in agriculture. We have seen once again in the pandemic that; this is a strategic issue and we have a lot of shortcomings. Therefore, it was also among the topics discussed that the supports ...

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