Drivers of honey production and commercialization in Kenya's arid and semi arid lands / Elvis Kiptoo and Purity Machio.

By:

Kiptoo, Elvis [author]

Contributor(s):

Machio, Purity [author]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: (KIPPRA Discussion paper series ; No 315)Description: vi, 21 pages : color illustration ; 25 cmISBN:

9789914738407

Subject(s):

Honey production

DDC classification:

338.1716096762 KIP

Summary: Honey production has emerged as a viable income-generating activity in the ASALs after the national government strategy for development of apiculture and emerging liverstock identified it as so.This has presented an opportunityfor honey commercialization.

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Honey production has emerged as a viable income-generating activity in the ASALs after the national government strategy for development of apiculture and emerging liverstock identified it as so.This has presented an opportunityfor honey commercialization.

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Drivers of honey production and commercialization in Kenya's arid and semi arid lands / Elvis Kiptoo and Purity Machio.

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