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We are a farming group in Cameroon.We are using our land for beekeeping, pigery and want to include a fish pond and poultry, All there activities are compatible on the land we have. A vegetable garden is also previewed. The land is 3 hecters surrounded on two sides by a running stream

African honeybees, also termed ‘killer bees’, have reproduced in great numbers in the Amazon rainforest, forming aggressive swarms that are blamed for nearly 1000 deaths. Now, these dangerous swarms have moved to the US See All National Geographic Videos video.nationalgeographic.com

A look at how bee keeping around Lake Bogoria is providing income for the community and relieving pressure on the environment

A short video showing the catching of a swarm of Apis mellifera scutellata (so called killer bees) in Kenya, Eastern Africa.

With the money the appeal has raised so far we have been able to set up 40 new bee-keeping cooperatives in the Kitgum area each providing income to support almost 2,500 adults and children.
The appeal has brought in more than £4,000 so far and an anonymous donation of £800 was given specially to fund a crucial piece of equipment called a centrifugal machine, which will support many cooperatives and allow even more to be set up.

http://www.worcesterstandard.co.uk/busybee/