Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia

Ethiopia has been amongst the principal honey and beeswax producers worldwide for centuries. Beekeeping in Amhara region could be one way of assisting millions of the region’s farmers to improve their cash income, provide additional food, assist in pollination, generate employment and at the same ti...

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Main Authors: Ejigu, K., Gebey, T., Preston, Thomas R.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: 2009
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/301
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description Ethiopia has been amongst the principal honey and beeswax producers worldwide for centuries. Beekeeping in Amhara region could be one way of assisting millions of the region’s farmers to improve their cash income, provide additional food, assist in pollination, generate employment and at the same time produce honey, beeswax and other hive products which can bring foreign currency into the country. This paper discusses the constraints and the future prospects on apiculture development of the region. The challenges are many but can be overcome while the opportunities are very encouraging. As a conclusion, developing appropriate policy and beekeeping development strategy that would be applicable to the different production systems will ensure the sustainable development of apiculture sub sector.
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spelling CGSpace3012023-02-15T10:11:40Z Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia Ejigu, K. Gebey, T. Preston, Thomas R. Ethiopia has been amongst the principal honey and beeswax producers worldwide for centuries. Beekeeping in Amhara region could be one way of assisting millions of the region’s farmers to improve their cash income, provide additional food, assist in pollination, generate employment and at the same time produce honey, beeswax and other hive products which can bring foreign currency into the country. This paper discusses the constraints and the future prospects on apiculture development of the region. The challenges are many but can be overcome while the opportunities are very encouraging. As a conclusion, developing appropriate policy and beekeeping development strategy that would be applicable to the different production systems will ensure the sustainable development of apiculture sub sector. 2009-10-01 2009-12-30T07:42:31Z 2009-12-30T07:42:31Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/301 en Open Access Ejigu, K, Gebey, T and Preston, T R. 2009. Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia. Livestock Research for Rural Development. 21(10): Article #172
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title Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia
title_full Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia
title_fullStr Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia
title_full_unstemmed Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia
title_short Constraints and prospects for apiculture research and development in Amhara region, Ethiopia
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