Apitherapeutic health-improving complex to open in Zhambyl, Kazakhstan

Published 2021년 6월 11일

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The Zhambyl region in Kazakhstan has seen a rise in the number of farms involved in beekeeping and honey production, with one farm owned by Zhanat Korpebayev producing over four tons of honey annually, making it the region's largest. Korpebayev is planning to open an apitherapeutic health complex using bee products for therapeutic purposes. The region has over 200 apiaries with about 80,000 bee colonies and is providing state support to beekeepers. The association is aiming to produce over 500 tons of honey per year with support from local executive bodies.

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TARAZ. KAZINFORM - The number of farms engaged in the development of beekeeping and the production of honey is growing in the Zhambyl region, Kazinform correspondent reports. According to the Regional Communications Service of the Zhambyl region, one of the most successful beekeepers in the region is Zhanat Korpebayev from Korda. “He started bortnichy farming 20 years ago, and today he is the chairman of the regional association of beekeepers in the Kordai region. The entrepreneur started with just a few hives, that is, he took up this business as an amateur. And only after the state paid attention to this industry, it actively engaged in the honey business. Today the farm has 150 bee families, more than four tons of honey per year are produced here. This is one of the largest beekeeping farms in the region, ”the department explained. Zhanat Korpebaev received a grant for the development of production. For this, he studied at special courses and improved his theoretical knowledge. ...

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