Beekeeping
Bees Get Hooked on Harmful Pesticide
AFP - Bumblebees acquire a taste for food laced with a pesticide known to harm them, according to a study suggesting the chemicals pose an even greater threat to pollinators than previously thought.
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Bulgarian Beekeepers Report Significantly Lower Honey Production
Veliko Tarnovo. Bulgarian beekeepers across the country report significantly lower honey production compared with past seasons, Petya Ivanova, chair of the National Association of Women Beekeepers, told Focus Radio - Veliko Tarnovo.
Slovenian bees circle the world
"All of the media attention paid to Slovenia due to World Bee Day is an invaluable contribution to the recognisability of our country as the initiator of this holiday and as a unique green, active, and healthy destination with excellent bee-keeping tourist features that could help position Slovenia as a destination for five-star experiences," says Maja Pak, Director o
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At the End of 2017 the Honey Production in Bulgaria was 15.6% more than in the Previous Year
The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forests has always identified beekeeping as a significant traditional agricultural sector. The National Beekeeping Program, approved by the European Commission, is fully in line with the European Union's policy in the sector.
Bulgarian start-ups make CubeSats, Quantum Physics Experiment in Space
EnduroSat
Space scientist Raycho Raychev's three-year-old start-up, EnduroSat, aims to make miniature satellites available at affordable prices to universities, research institutes and commercial users. "There's an unprecedented number of applications for our modules — from ship and truck tracking and navigation to astronomy, astrophysics and pharmacology," he says.
Three locals hospitalized after lorry carrying bee hives topples in Turkey’s Bayburt
Three locals hospitalized after lorry carrying bee hives topples in Turkey’s Bayburt
The Warm Winter Poses a Risk to Bees
The warm winter poses risks for bees and steps must be taken to preserve bee families. This is what beekeepers told Darik.
In the autumn and winter every ten days there were temperatures above 12 degrees, where the bees became active and did not stay at rest and consumed more food, says Daniela Chelebeeva.
Beekeepers therefore need to secure the bees' food and put honeycombs.
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Over 1,700 Beekeepers in Bulgaria Want Subsidies
The acceptance for the financial year 2018 under Measures A, B, C, D and E of the National Beekeeping Program for the period 2017-2019 ended with a total of 1742 applications.
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Bulgaria Traditionally Exports Between 7 and 8 Thousand Tons of Honey Per Year
Bulgaria traditionally exports between 7 and 8 thousand tons of honey per year. This was said by Mihail Mihaylov, the chairman of the United Bulgarian Apiculture Union, according to Expert.bg
He explained that our country exports honey mainly to EU countries. According to him, Bulgarian honey is quoted in high quality but the quantities are limited.
Beekeepers are Protesting
National protest of beekeepers will be organized on Tuesday at 13:00 at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, reports inews.
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