In the northern Bekaa apiaries, Mohammed Al-Halani noticed a decline in bee numbers, hive…

🌐 Original language: Arabic 📰 Source: aljazeera.net
In the northern Bekaa apiaries, Mohammed Al-Halani noticed a decline in bee numbers, hive…
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In the northern Bekaa apiaries, Mohammed Al-Halani noticed a decline in bee numbers, hive strength, and honey production compared to previous seasons. Out of 120 hives, he lost some, and the remaining hives are very weak. With the autumn harvest approaching, it is uncertain whether these hives will endure or produce enough honey.

In Bekaa, the honey season begins well before opening the hives, involving searching for pastures, moving hives, monitoring bee health, and dealing with weather, diseases, and pesticides. Any disruption in these factors affects the amount of honey produced.

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Source: aljazeera.net

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