Beekeeping continues to grow in Kebumen Regency, with various bee species, including Apis and…
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Beekeeping continues to grow in Kebumen Regency, with various bee species, including Apis and Trigona, cultivated to produce honey and expand economically valuable colonies. One species currently developed is Trigona Biroi, a stingless bee from Sulawesi known for its aggressive defense when disturbed.
Albait, a beekeeper from Kebulusan Village, Pejagoan District, focuses on breeding Trigona Biroi, which adapts well to Java's environment and shows high honey productivity. Compared to Trigona Laevicep, Biroi colonies grow faster, allowing more rapid expansion.
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