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Ethiopia : Jimma Zone Achieves 66 of Honey Production Target in First Half of Fiscal Year

Favorable weather and innovative farming practices boost honey production in Jimma Zone.

The bureau has attributed the high production to favorable weather conditions and the implementation of new farming practices.

The Rise of Honey Production in the Jimma Zone

The Jimma Zone in Ethiopia has seen a significant increase in honey production over the past few years. According to the Jimma Zone Agriculture Bureau, the region has been experiencing a surge in honey production, with the 2024/25 fiscal year being the highest in recent history.

Factors Contributing to the Rise

Several factors have contributed to the rise in honey production in the Jimma Zone. These include:

  • Favorable weather conditions, which have allowed for optimal bee health and honey production.

    Farmers reap sweet rewards with government-backed program.

    165,000 farmers were given the opportunity to participate in the program.

    The Honey Production Program: A Success Story

    The honey production program in the zone has been a resounding success, with efforts to boost honey production showing promising results. The program, which aims to increase honey production and improve the livelihoods of farmers, has been implemented by the government and various stakeholders.

    Key Statistics

  • 165,000 out of 257,000 honey beehives planned for distribution were given to farmers.

    Looking ahead, the zone has set a goal to produce 48,000 tons of honey for the entire fiscal year. Source: Addis Zemen

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