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Growth & Jobs | Heightening local interest in beekeeping - Vimarsana News

Growth & Jobs | Heightening local interest in beekeeping

BEES PLAY an essential role in food security and crop yields as apart from being great pollinators of fruits and seed crops, they provide high-quality food. While the most well-known of such bee-produced food is honey, there is also royal jelly,...

Jamaican Ministry: No imported honey, honeybee products allowed - Vimarsana News

Jamaican Ministry: No imported honey, honeybee products allowed

THE Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries' Apiculture Unit has warned against the illegal importation of honey and honeybee products into the country. According to the ministry, the Apiculture Unit, with the assistance of beekeepers, has discovered and removed the eight brands of imported honey and one brand of bee pollen found on the shelves of…

Jamaican Agriculture Ministry plants 2,000 fruit trees to increase bee populations - Vimarsana News

Jamaican Agriculture Ministry plants 2,000 fruit trees to increase bee populations

Jamaican Agriculture Ministry plants 2,000 fruit trees to increase bee populations

$10-million subsidy for beekeeping industry - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

$10-million subsidy for beekeeping industry - Jamaica Observer

STATE minister in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Franklin Witter has announced that the beekeeping industry will receive a subsidy of $10 million for the purchasing of sugar as feed fo...

Community Drivers: Beekeeping sweetening the lives of many Jamaicans - Vimarsana News

Community Drivers: Beekeeping sweetening the lives of many Jamaicans

Stephen Williams is a proud father of four who was able to put his children through school by raising bees in St Catherine. With a spritely voice that belies his seniority, Williams is grateful for the blessing of the bees that changed his life.