India's Agriculture Minister launches ‘Amul Honey’ to increase income of small farmers

Published 2021년 9월 29일

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Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar introduced 'Amul Honey' in collaboration with the 'National Bee Board' with the aim to boost the income of small farmers through the National Beekeeping and Honey Mission. The government will provide necessary support for the promotion and growth of beekeeping in the country, and is establishing several honey testing labs to ensure quality. The minister also praised the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation and Amul for setting milestones in the dairy sector and providing employment opportunities to marginal farmers.
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Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar introduced ‘Amul Honey,' a product of Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd, on Tuesday. The product was launched in collaboration with the ‘National Bee Board (NBB).' Addressing the launch event, Tomar underlined the relevance of the National Beekeeping and Honey Mission in boosting the income of small farmers, which is being implemented across the country with a budgetary allocation of 500 crores for doubling the income of farmers/beekeepers through beekeeping. He stated that the country has 86% small farmers. "It is important to connect these small farmers with other dimensions of agriculture, such as beekeeping, in order to enhance their revenue," he added. The minister also stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his wish for a sweet revolution on Gujarati soil, and that by introducing Amul Honey, India has begun the journey towards realising the PM's goal. He also stated that honey quality is a critical ...

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