Beekeeping, or apiculture, yields a variety of valuable products, many of which are highly prized for their nutritional, medicinal, or practical uses.
Welcome to MadhuKranti, a dedicated community of passionate beekeepers and honey producers. We are a collective of registered member farmers committed to sustainable beekeeping practices and the production of pure, natural honey. Our association was founded with the mission of supporting local farmers, promoting biodiversity, and ensuring the highest standards of honey harvesting. Each of our member farmers follows eco-friendly, ethical beekeeping methods that protect the health of bees and the environment.
Read moreThe lifecycle of a honey bee follows a similar pattern to that of other bees, consisting of four main stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. However, the specifics of the lifecycle vary slightly depending on whether the bee is a worker, drone, or queen. Here's a detailed look at the honey bee's lifecycle:
1. Egg Stage
• Duration: 3 days
• Description: The queen bee lays an egg in each cell of the honeycomb. The eggs are small, white, and resemble tiny grains of rice.
o Fertilized Eggs: Develop into female bees, which can become either worker bees or queens depending on their diet.
o Unfertilized Eggs: Develop into male drones.
Horticulture Comissioner Meeting January 2024
A meet to organize the Beekeeping Unorganized Sector
First ever Meet of Beekeepers who followed Madhukranti Ideology.
National President
National General Secretary
National Treasurer
National Jt Secretary