The upcoming spring's climate, marked by increased rainfall and humidity, requires beekeepers…

The upcoming spring's climate, marked by increased rainfall and humidity, requires beekeepers to adjust apiary management. The COSAR Beekeeping Cooperative advises maintaining strong, well-nourished, and healthy colonies, elevating hives in flood-prone areas, anticipating access difficulties, and taking extra care during honey harvest.

El Niño's strong phase is expected to continue through September to November, potentially impacting beekeeping activities. The National Meteorological Service forecasts a warm phase with intensity ranging from strong to very strong. Producers must prepare for heavy rains, high humidity, and possible access issues to apiaries. Preventive management is crucial to minimize losses and capitalize on favorable weather windows.