Beekeepers of Almaty region are provided with subsidies in the amount of 45 million tenge this year in Kazakhstan

Published 2021년 8월 20일

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The Almaty region in Kazakhstan produced over 480 tons of honey in 2020, with 14.8 tons being exported. By August 1 of this year, an additional over 8 tons of honey had been exported. Beekeepers in the region produced 20-30 kg of marketable honey from each hive, with some producing up to twice as much. The honey is sold locally and internationally through retail chains. In 2020, the region provided subsidies of 42.5 million tenge to beekeepers, with 45 million tenge provided for this year.

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In the Almaty region in 2020, more than 480 tons of honey were produced, of which 14.8 tons were exported. As of August 1 of this year, the region exported over 8 tons of honey. This was reported by the press service of the regional akimat. According to the regional Department of Agriculture, in most of the region's apiaries, beekeepers receive 20-30 kg of marketable honey from the hive, and from some hives - 1.5-2 times more. Products are sold through retail chains to the population and sent abroad. "For the provision of state ...

Source: Agrosektor