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Apiculture supports vital biodiversity and cross-pollination across agroforestry farms while generating supplementary honey income for women's groups.

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Bee Keeping

Bees pollinate blooming fruit trees, legumes, and nearby food crops, forging an indispensable link between healthy canopies and abundant harvests.

Flowering agroforestry species provide rich nectar forage across changing seasons. Safe hive management and protective gear empower women beekeepers to manage apiaries safely.

Dr. Camila Sáenz and KCTNA women members discussing ecological farm diversification and beekeeping
Dr. Camila Sáenz and KCTNA women members discussing ecological farm diversification and beekeeping
Handcrafted wooden beehive among flowering trees
Handcrafted wooden beehive among flowering trees · Representative image
Agroforestry landscape providing year-round floral forage for bees
Agroforestry landscape providing year-round floral forage for bees

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