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A research by: Ambassador Agim Godwin Apple, President of African BeeFarmers Union [email protected] Beekeeping can indeed be an effective remedy to forest conservation in Nigeria. Considering Kanya and Uban forests in Cross River State, under the administration of Sen. Prince Bassey Otu (Governor of Cross River State) Here are a few reasons why: However, it’s important to ensure that beekeeping practices are sustainable and do not harm bee populations or disrupt natural ecosystems. Proper training and monitoring are crucial to ensure that beekeeping is implemented in a way that benefits both bees and forests. ©️ African Development Concepts Ry. Finland

By: Amb. Agim Godwin Apple The African BeeFarmers Union offers training programs for individuals interested in bee venom collection, storage, and marketing. Our training programs provide comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to help participants become successful in the beekeeping industry. Here’s an overview of the training: The training programs are conducted by experienced professionals from the beekeeping industry. We offer both theoretical sessions and practical hands-on training to ensure a comprehensive learning experience. If you’re interested in our training programs, please provide us with your contact information so that we can share more details and assist you with registration. Amb. Agim Godwin Apple (President, African BeeFarmers Union).Copyright ©️ African Development Concepts Ry. Finland

By: Agim Godwin Apple Members of the African BeeFarmers Union, it’s a right thing to educate ourselves so as to benefit from every seasonal opportunity given by nature in benefit to boost our farms. Swarm season is one aspect that brings hope to beekeepers because it’s a period of which major colonisation of hives takes place. Honey bee swarm season is the time when honey bees reproduce and divide their colonies. It usually occurs in the spring and early summer months, depending on the region and climate. During swarm season, a portion of the honey bee colony, including the old queen and thousands of worker bees, leave the hive in search of a new location to establish a new colony. The swarm gathers together temporarily on a nearby object, such as a tree branch, while scout bees search for a suitable place to build a new nest. Beekeepers often capture these swarms to prevent them from settling in unwanted areas and to create new colonies in managed hives. For this reason, I advised that you should always service your hives and re-bet promptly with wax, be sure of bee safety by keeping the hives free from ants and other insects. For further inquiry, send WhatsApp message to +358451326601 or email [email protected] copyright ©️ African BeeFarmers Union