TABORA, May 29 -- TABORA Regions beekeepers are increasing honey production and incomes after adopting modern hive shelter technology designed to protect colonies and improve harvesting conditions.

The technology is benefiting residents and entrepreneurs, particularly women-led beekeeping groups in Sikonge, Urambo and Kaliua districts, where traditional hives have long faced damage from harsh weather and poor handling conditions.

The initiative is being implemented under the Participatory Management Project for Dryland Miombo Forests by the Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS) in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), with financial support from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).

Siko...