స్వచ్చమైన araku honey /Araku Natural honey/Alluri district/araku tribals/araku honey industries

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Honeybees, which lives in highly organised communities, are of great importance to farmers for pollination and maintaining the ecological balance. The recent increase in beekeeping in the Eastern Ghats has enhanced crop yields, farmers say. Many motivated youngsters have come out to explore this field to earn a living. Many of them are graduates who get trained in beekeeping and come to Araku to start their own enterprises.
Come November, the sleepy hamlet of Araku, nestled in the Eastern Ghats, turns a spectacular shade of yellow. It’s in this season that niger flowers bloom in the valley. In one of the fields, B. Naga Koteswara Rao, 30, a professional beekeeper, pulls out a sticky rack of hexagon-shaped honeycomb amid the buzz of disturbed bees. With his face covered in a net to shield against stings, Mr. Rao begins the exercise of extracting honey. “As beekeepers, we have a reciprocal relationship with the bees. We harvest the honey and in return, the bees are taken care of by providing them with a suitable atmosphere,” he says. At a time when honeybee habitats are under threat, a group of beekeepers are leading a “sweet revolution” in Araku, 120 km from Visakhapatnam.