Hi friends, are you enjoy read the article from our blog? Now, I have one article again about my region. It is about our nature product. Kapuas Hulu has many green forest therefore its region has many nature resource that is helped territory’s economic. Here I will give you information about greatest nature resource. It is about honey^^
Do you like honey guys?
As we know that honey is good for our health, isn't it??
Do you know friend that one of good honey in Indonesia even world is from Kapuas Hulu.
And it is in Sentarum Lake Bee farmers in the area surrounding Danau Sentarum National Park in the Heart of Borneo have been experimenting with a traditional means of honey collection using artificial branches, called ‘tikung’ to attract bees to build hives in flowering trees. Knowledge of honey farming is contained within stories and lessons of the local culture and the people of Leboyan and Semangit in West Kalimantan have developed niche harvesting practices to suit the unique landscape surrounding their village. Profits from the organic honey are a valuable alterative source of income for these communities, who until recently have relied almost entirely on revenue from fishing for their livelihoods. Honey is harvested during the wet season, which is incidentally when fishing provides the lowest yields, and sold to distribution partners. The environmentally sustainable processes of honey farming are also well suited to this remote part of Borneo which is also a valuable conservation area. The creation and harvest of beehives requires no irrigation, pesticides or fuels for management and the refinement process is undertaken in accordance with the Internal Control System (ICS) which was previously agreed amongst the farmers to maintain the hygienic integrity of their products.
And it is in Sentarum Lake Bee farmers in the area surrounding Danau Sentarum National Park in the Heart of Borneo have been experimenting with a traditional means of honey collection using artificial branches, called ‘tikung’ to attract bees to build hives in flowering trees. Knowledge of honey farming is contained within stories and lessons of the local culture and the people of Leboyan and Semangit in West Kalimantan have developed niche harvesting practices to suit the unique landscape surrounding their village. Profits from the organic honey are a valuable alterative source of income for these communities, who until recently have relied almost entirely on revenue from fishing for their livelihoods. Honey is harvested during the wet season, which is incidentally when fishing provides the lowest yields, and sold to distribution partners. The environmentally sustainable processes of honey farming are also well suited to this remote part of Borneo which is also a valuable conservation area. The creation and harvest of beehives requires no irrigation, pesticides or fuels for management and the refinement process is undertaken in accordance with the Internal Control System (ICS) which was previously agreed amongst the farmers to maintain the hygienic integrity of their products.
Having you read the article above, what do you think friend? Do you want to come to Kapuas Hulu?? Do you interesting to know that place directly?
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http://www.gallery-kapuashulu.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/honey-bee.jpgposted by Nana Mardiyani
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