First batch of trainees for 2012…………………….

The year started with a group of very dedicated beekeepers wanting to come to learn more. It was a total paradigm shift for them compared to the way they kept their bees back in the villages. We had captured a day during the training. This was how they felt about the whole course.

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January 22, 2012 - Posted by Lesster | apiculture, bee colony, bee hive, Beekeeping, beekeeping training, Beeswax candles, honey, Sustainable Beekeeping | Apiary, beekeeper, commercial beekeepers, good honey, Honey production, Lesster Leow, queen bee, sustainability, uganda Honey

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Thanks,EWI work and i feel they could reach all corner of uganda where many bee keeper are located for training in honey processing thanks.

Comment by mayanza paul odwong | January 25, 2012 | Reply
Is Interesting to know that so many people have and share the same vision about beekeeping. I’m a student in Bayelsa state in NIGERIA with a keen interest in bees farming but the neccessary equipments like the smoker, honey extractor and the over all protector are absence which are things needed for the bee farming. Please i need information on how i could get these items, Thanks. pls reply.

Comment by Demeyeibo Y. Luther | February 24, 2012 | Reply
Hello, pls kindly publish the date for the next beekeeping training, I am indeed interested in your training and wants to sponsor some youths to acquire this training, this is how you can empower many jobless youths

Thanks, Hellen.

Comment by Hellen | October 31, 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.