In traditional beekeeping in southern Mexico, replacing the queen bee annually was often…

🌐 Original language: Spanish 📰 Source: campechehoy.mx
In traditional beekeeping in southern Mexico, replacing the queen bee annually was often…
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In traditional beekeeping in southern Mexico, replacing the queen bee annually was often considered a myth or an unattainable luxury due to inadequate local infrastructure. Currently, the beekeeping sector in Campeche aims to achieve a significant genetic leap to enhance hive productivity by establishing the region's first queen bee breeding facilities, a technical strategy that could improve the profitability for local producers. Unlike the traditional focus solely on honey collection, this project seeks to professionalize apiary management from a genetic and biological standpoint.

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