Sustainable Wild Honey Technical Collection

This document serves as a technical guideline for the sustainable collection and management of wild honey in Cambodia, deeply rooted in indigenous community traditions. It highlights environmental threats like forest decline and details the biological lifecycle of honeybees (Apis dorsata). Furthermore, it provides structured methods for sustainable harvesting—recommending an 80% harvest limit to preserve wild colonies—and outlines strict hygiene controls during multi-stage filtration, quality inspection, and packaging processes to eliminate contamination, build consumer trust, and stabilize local community honey markets.

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Title Sustainable Wild Honey Technical Collection
Description This document serves as a technical guideline for the sustainable collection and management of wild honey in Cambodia, deeply rooted in indigenous community traditions. It highlights environmental threats like forest decline and details the biological lifecycle of honeybees (Apis dorsata). Furthermore, it provides structured methods for sustainable harvesting—recommending an 80% harvest limit to preserve wild colonies—and outlines strict hygiene controls during multi-stage filtration, quality inspection, and packaging processes to eliminate contamination, build consumer trust, and stabilize local community honey markets.
Agroecology Category
  • Sustainable food system
  • Biodiversity
  • Natural resources governance
Agroecology Keyword
  • Local food system
  • Bee keeping
  • Natural resources management
  • Natural resources protection
Contributing organisations ITTO, FA
Author លោកស្រី កាន់ ស៊ីម៉ា
Year
Type of document Presentations & events
Language Khmer
Country Cambodia
Administrative Level 1
Administrative Level 2
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