South Korea: Gyeongsangnam-do emergency measures to stabilize the management of farms affected by winter beekeeping

Published Apr 20, 2022

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Gyeongnam Province in South Korea has allocated 14 billion won from the Rural Development Fund to provide emergency support to farmers affected by abnormal weather and winter bee damage. The funding will be used for wasp control equipment, improving the beekeeping industry, eco-friendly bee breeding support, purchasing supplementary feed for beekeeping, and a honey stick packaging machine. Additionally, support for bee disease control drugs and a loan to aid beekeeping farms due to recent overwintering beeol damage are part of the plan. The province also plans to expand modern facilities and equipment for the beekeeping industry and promote honey spring plant formation to secure a breeding environment in response to climate change.

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[Reporter Jeon Woo-jung, Livestock Newspaper] Rural Development Fund 14 billion won Gyeongnam Province decided to provide emergency support with a total of 5.767 billion won, an increase of 1.7 billion won from last year, and the Gyeongnam Provincial Rural Development Fund, 14 billion won, in order to resolve difficulties in farm management due to abnormal weather and winter bee damage. The main support projects are ▲ wasp control equipment ▲ structural improvement of the beekeeping industry ▲ support for eco-friendly bee specifications ▲ purchase of supplementary feed for beekeeping ▲ honey stick packaging machine ▲ bee disease control drugs. In detail, 34 million won will be invested in supporting wasp control equipment to support the purchase of wasp control equipment and catching equipment to combat wasps, which cause great damage to the domestic ecosystem. In order to increase the income of beekeepers by investing KRW 2.9 billion in the structural improvement project of the ...

Source: Chuksannews