In a first, migratory honey bees get ‘warm womb’ to stay back in winters in Kashmir
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In a first, migratory honey bees get ‘warm womb’ to stay back in winters in Kashmir

The Hindu·1h ago·Positive

What Happened

Kashmir's beekeepers now use scientific protocols and heated shelters to keep migratory honey bees through winters instead of migrating hives to plains for six months with thirty percent mortality. CSIR-IIIM demonstrated first surviving Apis mellifera colony in January. Kashmir produced first mono-floral apple honey, generating ₹12.5 lakh annually from two thousand metric tonnes.

Key Entities

KashmirJammu and KashmirCSIR-IIIMPulwamaApis melliferaBonera farmApple honey

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