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Bees have moved in...

Farming club members now have resident bees in their beehives that will provide honeys to the farmers. It has been about 2 months since we established the beekeeping initiative. Three months from now, farmers will harvest up to 100 liters (30 gallons) of honey.






BlogKimberly DrakeOctober 31, 2012Africa, AIDs, apiculture, beekeeping, Farming, Malawi, rope and washer pump, windmill
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