A honey cluster will be created in Odessa, Ukraine

Published 2021년 5월 26일

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The Odessa region's Zdorovaya Pchela farm is spearheading a beekeeping cluster aimed at offering end-to-end services, including migration, honey pumping, and storage. The initiative seeks to legalize and enhance beekeeping by focusing on queen breeding, the registration of breeding apiaries, and the exploration of innovative technologies. The farm will provide training and modern equipment to stationary and home apiaries, and will also cultivate honey grasses on waste lands. The project aims to encourage beekeepers to explore the potential of honey and other bee products for profit, beyond just selling honey, through apitourism and the use of bee products in health and wellness applications like apitherapy.

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Honey producers in the Odessa region on the basis of the Zdorovaya Pchela farm (Velikomikhaylovsky district) are creating a cluster of beekeepers' communities, which will provide all beekeeping services - from migrating to pumping and storing honey. It is reported by UHBDP. The Zdorovaya Pchela farm says that the farm will become an aggregator of all associations and communities of beekeepers, where they will be engaged in the development of queen breeding, registration of breeding apiaries in order to legalize and bring out of the shadow beekeeping in the region, hunting for the latest technologies and develop apitourism. Stationary, home apiaries will be provided with training and professional modern equipment. Honey grasses will be sown on wastelands, slopes and disagreements. “For the creation of such a cluster, the necessary conditions have historically developed here. Today the situation is such that the bulk of beekeepers are elderly people who work according to the ...

Source: AgroPortal.ua