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Bees for Development Journal

Bees for Development Journal is our quarterly magazine with readers in over 130 countries. It is a valuablBfDJ 101 covere source of information about apiculture worldwide, providing unique news and views.

The Journal includes practical advice on beekeeping and management techniques, future events (including training programmes) and reports from beekeeping projects and associations worldwide. It provides an avenue into the beekeeping network which is important for information exchange and making new contacts.

BfDJ is currently published in English with four editions each year.

Have a look at the left hand menu options for more information about how to receive BfD Journal, or how to submit an article. 

In the most recent issue

Importance of stingless bees in El Salvador
Stake holders share hive technology experiences
Recent research
Letters
Trees Bees Use -  Bombax costatum
Marketing strategy for honey in Ethiopia
40 nations eligible for honey import to EU
Look and Learn Ahead
Notice Board
Bookshelf

Past issues 

 

 

Bees for Development opens its first UK shop in Monmouth

We now sell local and African honey in our shop in Monmouth. Also candles, gifts and cosmetics. Open Wed to Sat.


Guiding Hope of Cameroon wins first prize at African Business Awards

Our partner Guiding Hope of Cameroon has won first prize as Best New Business at the 2011 Africa Small Medium and Micro Enterprise Awards. See Press release here


New Darwin Initiative Funding for Project in Kyrgyzstan

Working with local partner, RDF, we have now won funding for the Project Equitable access to pasture use for beekeepers in Kyrgyz Republic. Click here for Press Release.


Running the Birmingham Great BUPA Run

Support Martin Porter as he prepares for the great run on 21 Oct 2012. Please give on his Just Giving webpage


March 2012

  • Stingless bees in El Salvador
  • Hive technology experiences
  • Recent research
  • Letters
  • Trees - Bombax costatum
  • Marketing honey in Ethiopia
  • Nations eligible to import to EU
  • Book reviews
  • And more!