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In Kocaeli, 802 beekeepers were provided with 169 tons of white granulated sugar (bee feed) support with a 50 percent grant. Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality provided 169 tons of white sugar support with a 50 percent grant to producers within the scope of the "Beekeeping Support Project". The Metropolitan Municipality, which previously provided 3 thousand hive bases, 1,200 germ hives, honey heating and resting boilers with a 50 percent grant to beekeepers, provided 175 tons of white sugar support to 705 producers last year. Continuing its support to beekeepers this year, the Metropolitan Municipality delivered 169 tons of bee feed to 802 honey producers who made the 50 percent payment. With the support it provided, the Metropolitan Municipality aims to reduce bee losses in the winter season and increase profitability and efficiency in beekeeping by ensuring that the bees enter the spring nectar flow period with strong colonies. The bee feed distribution program was held in the İzmit Perşembe Market area. Head of the Mukhtar Affairs Department, Uğur Şahin, and his entourage helped place the bee feed sacks into the producers' vehicles.

Şemsi Bayraktar, the Chairman of the Union of Chambers of Agriculture of Turkey (TZOB), who came to Aksaray to participate in the beet harvest, stated that Turkey has an important place in beet production and said, “Our country has an important position among the countries that produce sugar from beets with a share of 6.6 percent in the world's beet sugar production. It ranks 5th in the world and 4th in Europe.”

Beekeepers operating in Bolu are receiving 52 tons of sugar support. Upon the request of the city’s beekeepers, the Bolu Province Beekeepers Association provided sugar. Some of the 52 tons of sugar were distributed to beekeepers in the city center. The distribution will be made to beekeepers operating in Gerede and surrounding districts on Saturday. Union President İsmail Ünalan told AA that they provided sugar support to beekeepers in order to feed the bees during the fall season. Ünalan, who explained that the distribution of the sugar brought to beekeepers upon the request of the union members has started, said, “These sugars will be used for the bees’ fall feeding. Approximately 200 beekeepers requested sugar this year. All of their needs were met.” Ünalan mentioned that sugar is needed for bees to go through the fall and winter season healthily, and said, “Sugar has nothing to do with honey production. The sugar distributed is used for the bees to multiply and stay strong in the hives.”