CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How can bee farmers receive subsidies? (How can bee farmers receive subsidies?)

1. National subsidies for the development of beekeeping?

Beekeeping subsidies are mainly for beekeeping machinery and equipment. The subsidy standard is 30% of the actual purchase price of the machinery. The recipients of the subsidy are professional beekeeping cooperatives nationwide and professional beekeepers with more than 80 bee colonies. For the purchase of special vehicles for beekeeping, the state stipulates a subsidy of 45%. The subsidy amount can be calculated based on no more than 30% of the average market sales price of the same level product in the previous year.

Legal basis: Animal Husbandry Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 47 The state encourages the development of beekeeping and protects the legitimate rights and interests of beekeepers.

Article 49 When beekeepers move their bees to another place, the local public security, transportation, animal husbandry and veterinary and other relevant departments shall provide them with necessary convenience.

Beekeepers who move bee colonies to other places within the country must transport them with a quarantine certificate printed in a unified format by the animal husbandry and veterinary administrative department of the State Council. Repeat quarantine is not allowed during the validity period of the quarantine certificate.

2. What subsidies does the government provide for beekeeping?

The government does not provide subsidies for beekeeping.

1. Bee breeding equipment:

1. Beehive: Beehive is also known as honeycomb, which is the place where bees live, reproduce and store food. Beehive consists of a large cover, straw curtain, cover cloth, sub-cover, honeycomb, partition, queen excluder and other parts. There are thousands of neatly arranged and interconnected hexagonal cells on both sides of the honeycomb.

2. Honeycomb: Honeycomb fixed on a wooden frame is called a honeycomb. According to the amount of honey, pollen, and larvae on the honeycomb, it is called honeycomb, pollen comb, and brood comb. According to the age of the honeycomb, brood combs are divided into egg combs, worm combs, capped combs, and empty combs. The beehive with 10 honeycombs is the most widely used standard beehive. The hive can be expanded in time by stacking supers.

3. Bee path: The distance between each honeycomb is called the bee path.

4. Queen excluder: The queen excluder is used to separate the insect breeding area and the honey storage area, which is beneficial to the maturation and collection of honey and improves production efficiency.

2. Daily management of bee colonies:

1. Check whether the queen bee exists: Take out the honeycomb from the center of the bee colony. If you can't see the queen bee and the eggs, the bees will crawl around and make a sound like flapping wings. This is a sign that the bee colony has lost its queen. If there are many eggs in the nest, and most of them are laid on the wall of the nest, it means that the queen has been lost for a long time and the worker bees have begun to lay eggs. Check it two or three times to confirm that there is no queen bee, and then put in a new queen. Otherwise, once two queen bees meet, both will suffer losses, causing losses to farmers.

2. Check the queen bee's egg-laying situation: Open the box cover, the bees work in an orderly manner, and eggs can be seen on the combs, indicating that the queen bee is laying eggs. In a single-queen colony, the ratio of eggs, larvae, and capped combs should be 1:2:4. That is: one egg comb, 2 worm combs, 4 capped combs, and 1 to 2 frames of honey and pollen combs. If the egg-laying area on the brood comb is large, it indicates that the queen bee is laying eggs vigorously and the colony is normal. If the queen bee's chest and abdomen are small, the color becomes darker, it is lame, and it is missing wings, it indicates that this is a low-quality queen bee. If there are no eggs on the comb, but there are natural queen cells, the bees are slacking, indicating that they will be swarming. If the brood comb area is small, the colony develops slower than other colonies, indicating that the queen bee has poor egg-laying ability or egg-laying is at a low ebb.

3. The relationship between bees and honeycombs: When you open the sub-cover, if you find that the sub-cover, the outside of the partitions, and the side combs are full of bees, it means that there are more bees than honeycombs and you need to add more honeycombs. If there are few bees on the honeycombs and no bees on the partitions, it means that there are more honeycombs than bees. If there are many bees on the partitions and few bees on the honeycombs, it means that the temperature in the hive is high and the humidity is low, and the bees have left the honeycombs.

4. Check the honey storage in the box: When you open the nest cover, you can smell the fragrance of honey and see the elevated white beeswax honey cell cover on the top of each comb. Lift the side comb and it will feel heavy. This indicates that there is enough honey in the box. If the bees are uneasy or panic after opening the box, the comb feels light and some bees fall, it means that there is a lack of honey in the box. There is no disease, but the bees on the brood comb are not neat, indicating that there was a lack of honey. If the brood comb has abandoned the bees, it indicates that there is a serious lack of honey.

3. What is the subsidy policy for bee breeding?

Some places have subsidies, some places do not.

No matter where you are, if you become a large-scale beekeeper, a specialized breeding village, or a cooperative, you can get subsidies. Beekeeping is a special breeding, and if you reach a certain number and a certain scale, there will be policy support. The Ministry of Agriculture has policies on special breeding.

4. How are beekeepers subsidized?

There are subsidies.

5. What is the application process for beekeeping subsidies?

There is no subsidy for beekeeping now. The country is currently very relaxed about the breeding industry. Small-scale breeding does not need to be registered. Large-scale breeding only requires a breeding license, environmental protection certificate, health and epidemic prevention, etc. for a few hundred yuan.

Currently, cattle, sheep, dairy cows, camels, horses, etc. can enjoy subsidies, and they must reach a certain scale.