Engin and Aydın Tüz, beekeepers from Bingöl, practice migratory beekeeping by relocating their…

🌐 Original language: Turkish 📰 Source: yorumla.net
Engin and Aydın Tüz, beekeepers from Bingöl, practice migratory beekeeping by relocating their…
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Engin and Aydın Tüz, beekeepers from Bingöl, practice migratory beekeeping by relocating their hives seasonally. During winter, they keep their bees in Adana and Mersin, returning to Bingöl in spring. In summer, they produce natural honey in the highlands, benefiting from the area's rich flora. This seasonal migration aligns with the principles of migratory beekeeping, focusing on optimal nectar and pollen availability.

While in the Bingöl highlands, the Tüz brothers intensify honey production during peak nectar flow periods. Research from Bingöl University highlights the importance of returning to Bingöl in spring and moving to the highlands in summer, emphasizing a pasture-based approach that supports flowering periods.

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