Agriculture
Horticulture Department Launches Free Week-Long Beekeeping Training and Discounted Hive Distribution for Rural Youth and Farmers
The horticulture department has begun a week-long free beekeeping training program and is providing beehives at reduced prices to rural youth and farmers to foster self‑employment.
The horticulture department has initiated a free beekeeping training programme aimed at creating self‑employment opportunities for rural youth and farmers.
The initiative includes a week‑long training session that covers basic beekeeping practices, hive management and honey production.
Participants will also receive beehives at discounted rates, enabling them to start their own apiary operations.
The program targets residents of rural areas, encouraging them to adopt beekeeping as a sustainable livelihood.
By combining skill development with affordable equipment, the department hopes to boost agricultural diversification and income generation in the countryside.
The initiative includes a week‑long training session that covers basic beekeeping practices, hive management and honey production.
Participants will also receive beehives at discounted rates, enabling them to start their own apiary operations.
The program targets residents of rural areas, encouraging them to adopt beekeeping as a sustainable livelihood.
By combining skill development with affordable equipment, the department hopes to boost agricultural diversification and income generation in the countryside.