President Ömer Eşki Participated in Honey Harvest

Honey Harvest Event in Kayadibi Neighborhood

Bornova Mayor Ömer Eşki participated in the honey harvest organized at the apiary established by the Bornova Municipality Agricultural Services Directorate in Kayadibi Neighborhood. Emphasizing that they aim to contribute to rural development in Bornova through beekeeping projects, Mayor Eşki stated that they provide training, beekeeping materials, and technical support to the trainees. He mentioned that the honey obtained is delivered to those in need through Kent Market. Bornova Municipality continues to support citizens engaged in beekeeping by providing hives, equipment, and lavender seedlings to encourage production in rural areas. THE PRODUCED HONEYS ARE ON KENT MARKET SHELVES Stating that they aim to ensure the development of Bornova's rural areas and provide new job opportunities for producers through such projects, Mayor Eşki said, “We are implementing various projects to ensure the continuity of agricultural and animal production in Bornova, support our producers, and contribute to the local economy. Our beekeeping activities are an important part of these projects. We provide not only training to our trainees but also support for beekeeping materials and technical consultancy services. We collaborate with Kent Market to harvest honey from our bees and deliver it to those in need.”