Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
Hamid Badung’s 20-hive apiary plan
A Ghanaian beekeeping enterprise proposal outlining a first-stage apiary, its GHS 20,000 budget and a route toward selling honey and other hive products.
- For
- Potential project partners and local honey buyers
- Worth noticing
- The proposal allocates GHS 8,000 to locally fabricated hives and stands, with separate costs for colonies, gear, processing, site work and working capital.
Field notes
The page lays out a first-stage sequence: install 20 Kenya Top Bar Hives, allow colonies to establish, then target an initial harvest in months five to six. Its GHS 20,000 budget divides funds among hives, colonies, protective gear, extraction equipment, site work and working capital. The stated 400–600L first-year output and 2–3 annual harvests are projections; the page does not establish that the full apiary is already operating.
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