High-yielding and resilient queens adapted to the region's climate and vegetation aim to…

🌐 Original language: Turkish 📰 Source: kurtalangazetesi.com
High-yielding and resilient queens adapted to the region's climate and vegetation aim to…
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High-yielding and resilient queens adapted to the region's climate and vegetation aim to increase productivity and reduce colony losses in beekeeping. Experts emphasize that this study marks a significant milestone for regional beekeeping.

Siirt University conducted the first scientific queen production in Southeastern Anatolia. The Beekeeping Application and Research Center carried out the project using controlled breeding techniques to raise queens. The produced queens are reported to be compatible with the local climate, productive, and resilient.

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