The organic sector in India, is comparatively new, possesses inherent strengths that can be leveraged, and the current context in which it thrives offers many opportunities that can be utilized. The agricultural policy of India has gradually shifted from espousing a production-centric approach to a more holistic approach. This approach, in addition to focusing on increased productivity, also factors in climatic considerations, nutritional concerns, environmental impact and standard of living of the stakeholders.
The Government has sanctioned several schemes to incentivize organic farming and many state governments are creating individual policies for the same. In addition to the Government’s increasing interest in the sector, private sector actors too have expressed their interest by increasing investments in the sector. In addition to this, the demand for organic products is increasing steadily as is the level of interest that Indian farmers have expressed in making the shift to organic farming.
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Honey Bee Farming Unit
Honey bee farming, or apiculture, involves the maintenance of bee colonies to produce honey and other bee products like wax, propolis, and royal jelly. This sustainable practice supports biodiversity, aids in pollination, and can be a profitable venture for small-scale farmers. Proper management ensures healthy hives and quality honey production. |
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Honey Bee Farming
Beekeeping is one of the oldest tradition in India for collecting the honey. Honey bee farming is becoming popular due its market demand in national and international markets as well. Not only the farmers make a sweet dividends but beekeeping also help increase agriculture productivity through pollination. |
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