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Honey bees are significant pollinators of agricultural crops and other important plant species. High annual losses of honey bee colonies in North America and in some parts of Europe have profound ecological and economic implications.
The location of the apiary greatly conditions the development of future colonies.
The project focuses on increasing the production and marketing of groundnut, sweet potato and beekeeping products adopting a valuechain approach to link farmers to markets.
Apimondia letter sent to the Members of the European Parliament, concerning the impact of plant protection products on honeybees (2019)
World Bee Day is observed on 20 May each year to draw attention to the essential role bees and other pollinators play in keeping people and the planet healthy.
The Apimondia Newsletters are meant to bring information and position papers from the Apimondia executive council to the members as well as presentation of important scientific activities performed by Apimondia
By acquiring and using the breeding material purchased under the terms and conditions of this license agreement you, as the Licensee, accept the provisions of this license agreement.
Apimondia statement on honey fraud is in the news!
Apimondia has learned that the US is being petitioned to impose anti-dumping measures against five countries: India, Vietnam, Ukraine, Brazil and Argentina
APIMONDIA Statement on Honey Fraud is the official position of APIMONDIA regarding honey purity, authenticity, fair modes of production, and the best available recommended methods to detect and prevent honey fraud.
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