Kathy's Every acacia for a Hive bee-keeping project

Take a ride with me to Nthia village, Makueni county - Kenya home to a gazillion African hives. Climate change has been accelerated by acacia tree cutting activities that bring more problems than benefits. With this bee keeping project, I envision an ecosystem within which the honey bee thrives, the acacia tree conserved, food production escalates (80% of food crops rely on pollination) and the community empowered financially through honey trade.

[@stephenmurithi6895]

How can I connect with you.Am interested in agribusiness

[@chrisleymukonka480]

Great madam

[@jacksonmukavale1231]

What do I need to do to get colonies in my hives

[@hillarykarri3609]

How do you attract bees inside the hives

[@yourchannel..681]

kathy wee kithungu kiu kinyiulu muno...am interested to kick off for bees keeping business am looking good hives like 50pcs.

[@kathymbondo9745]

Hahahaha. Thank you for the 'kithungu 'complement

[@kahawainternet7739]

i thought Botswana is dry but after watching you doing bee keeping in that area i am more than encouraged to try it here.you are doing well to discourage people from cutting trees for charcoal. Hope the community sees it through your eyes. Gitonga

[@rosemarykaloki7639]

Kathy where can I get the hives I'm based at makindu