Bee_farming_in_balochistan_district_paki

About bee forming

1. Bee Farming in Balochistan Prepared by: A b d u l A z i z (2 k 2 1 CE01) S a e e d Ahmed (2 k 2 1 CE 1 3 ) N a z a r s h a h (2 K 2 1 CE 2 9 ) B i l a l Khan k a k a r (2 k 2 1 CE0 2 ) LUAWMS University

2. Introduction Bee farming (apiculture) is the practice of keeping bees for honey and other products. Balochistan’s climate and natural flora make it ideal for honey production.

3. What Problem Am I Solving? • Lack of local honey production • Rural unemployment • Dependence on imported honey • Low awareness of apiculture benefits

4. Who Are My Customers? • Local markets and grocery shops • Health-conscious individuals • Cosmetic and food industries • Export buyers

5. What Makes Me Unique? • Pure organic honey from wild flowers of Balochistan • Blend of traditional and modern techniques • Environmentally sustainable farming

6. How Will I Earn Money? • Selling raw and processed honey • Selling beeswax, royal jelly, and pollen • Making honey-based products • Training and workshops

7. Do I Know My Costs and Resources? • Startup costs: hives, bees, safety gear, and tools • Maintenance and feeding • Packaging and transportation • Access to floral resources

8. Who Are My Competitors? • Imported honey brands • Local small-scale honey sellers • Non-certified or low-quality honey producers

9. What Risks Might I Face? • Harsh weather conditions • Bee diseases and pests • Market price fluctuations • Transportation and storage challenges

10. Do I Have a Long-Term Vision? • Establish ‘Baloch Honey Brand’ • Expand to national and export markets • Promote eco-tourism and bee education