Sentence examples for high honey from inspiring English sources

Chena district was selected from Kafa zone based on its high honey production.

The need exists, therefore, to prepare wound dressings that contain high honey density with optimal biomedical, mechanical and physicochemical properties.

Kaffa zone, particularly Chena woreda, is expected to be potential for beekeeping activities associated with the high honey production by smallholder farmers in the zone.

Despite high honey production, the farmers in the study area faced with the marketing problem due to remoteness of some kebeles, lack of market information, low farm-gate prices, and long market chain which results in low market participation of producers (Awraris et al., 2015).

Queen breeders endeavour to select and to maintain economically desirable phenotypes (e.g., high honey production, disease resistance, winter survival, gentleness) in their populations, nevertheless when bees are sold abroad the fidelity of these characteristics is not necessarily maintained.

High honey bee mortality appears to be widespread, as Canada [10], Germany, France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands have all reported elevated losses over the last several years [e.g. 11].

The district was purposely chosen from out of 11 districts in the zone because of its high honey-producing potential (KZLFD, 2015).

"A little higher, honey," he roguishly suggests, pointing to his knee.

A study by French beekeepers' association Union Nationale de l'Apiculture Française (Unaf), for example, found bees in Paris had higher honey yields and lower mortality rates than bees in the countryside.

Gene flow from GM plots into adjacent conventional cotton was found to be much higher in northern Australia than in eastern Australia, most likely due to higher honey bee (Apis mellifera) numbers, often deliberately enhanced to aid the surrounding horticultural industries.

However, a significant increase was seen for bronchial goblet cell hyperplasia in both males and females at the highest honey application level compared to control.