Preparation for the first course for the year…………………….

We will be having our first course in one week’s time. Pre training hive inspections are done to make sure the course runs smoothly.

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January 8, 2012 - Posted by Lesster | apiculture, bee colony, bee hive, Beekeeping, beekeeping journal, beekeeping training, Honey Processing, Honey Quality Control, Sustainable Beekeeping | beekeeper, best program, commercial beekeepers, Honey production, sustainability, uganda Honey

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I am very interested to participate in your training on bee management but like am far in Pader i would want to ask you for the 2nd schedule as I look around for facilitation and other costs. I loved your school from the time i found you thru internet

Comment by Okwir Charles Ray | January 8, 2012 | Reply
I am interested in attending this training? how much does it cost? how long is it going to take? where is the training going to take place? Please let me know as I need to prepare my self for this training soon. I have been longing for this type of training for some good years. Hope to hear from you soon.

Comment by mazige Robert | January 9, 2012 | Reply
I would like to register for the next training. I live in Kampala. Kindly contact me on +256 782 444 494

Comment by Brown | January 18, 2012 | Reply
I WISH TO JOIN

Comment by MUGANYIZI JERRY | February 15, 2012 | Reply

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EastWest Innovations Uganda Limited (EWI) began its operations in Uganda since 2001 with the purpose of developing the Uganda Honey trade as a viable supplement income for the Ugandan farmers, with sustainable beekeeping as its modus operandi.

Today, EWI is a recognized source for providing pure, unadulterated honey. Since mid-2005, every batch of honey harvested, samples were sent to University of Hohenheim for Mellisopalynology and has met the rigorous European Honey legislation and the Commission’s Food Safety standard. Over the years we have maintained this standards through our continuous effort to educate and training of our local beekeepers.

With emphasis on quality honey exporting to EU, Switzerland, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore, EWI attained the prestigious ”President’s Export Award” in 2006.