المملكة: Beekeeping in the courtyard .. The Thami sector is an ideal destination for honey production

The moderate atmosphere and the availability of trees and flowering shrubs in the Tahami sector in the Al -Baha region attracted the bee breeders to transport their bee cells to them to produce honey of various kinds, where their valleys and ease are witnessing the arrival of beekeepers with thousands Mountain.
The valleys and plains of the Thami sector in the Al -Baha region are witnessing a beautiful and moderate atmosphere, along with the flow of valleys and the vegetable cover in green. It is an ideal destination for beekeepers because of its picturesque nature.

Beekeepers

The beekeepers, Muhammad Al -Zahrani, explained that this movement from the mountains of Al -Surat to the Thami sector comes according to the climatic conditions, precipitation and diversity of trees, and to restore bees activity after the Sidr season, where the number of workers and workers weakens and decreases and needs a pasture to multiply.

Al -Nahal Ali Al -Ghamdi indicated that the transition to the governorates of “Qalwa”, “Al -Hijrah” and “Wadi Al -Hasba” come in search of nutrition for bees, in light of its permanent greenness in all its open areas, and a escape from the cold in the high mountains for fear of the death of the bees.

beekeeping

He pointed out that breeding and dealing with it is one of the hard tasks that need sufficient tolerance and knowledge, in addition to the long experience in this field, as it is one of the important industries with fruitful economic resource.
In turn, the educator, Saleh Al -Omari, praised coordination and understanding between the beekeepers in the process of selecting sites and away from each other so that the bees are not mixed with each other, and that the bees can graze in an area that ensures full and correct nutrition, in addition to avoiding the transmission of any diseases between the apiaries, stressing that All bee is committed to this matter.

Al -Nahlin Association

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Beekeepers Cooperative Association in Al -Baha, Mohammed bin Saleh Al -Shadawi, explained that the association recorded approximately 3000 reflux, whether professionals possessing more than 1,000 cells, or amateurs who have fewer cells with an average of 100 cells, where the beekeepers in Al -Baha represent 16% of my night Kingdom.

He pointed out that the annual production of Al -Baha’s bees is approximately 20% of the total production in the Kingdom, or about 1,000 tons of approximately 15 species of honey, the best and the finest (Sidr Summer, Sidr Al -Tohamy, Al -Dahyan, Al -Jarra, and Al -Daramah).
The Al -Baha region is characterized by the production of natural honey throughout the year due to climate diversity and vegetable cover, and its geographical diversity between the lar and Tahmah and the desert, which contributed to the diversity of its climate and the spread of beekeeping activity, which enabled many bee owners to produce honey.