OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Quality Equipment
Malaika Honey has been producing beehives and beekeeping equipment since 2006 with the key aim to develop, affordable high quality and workable equipment suitable for the common farmer. See more
HONEY & HIVE PRODUCTS
Our honey label “Not tonight honey” is the leading established honey brand in the market for over a decade along with “Malaika Propolis” that has been on pharmaceutical distribution since 2007. With a strong linkage to farmers nationwide raising skill levels leads to better quality products. Read more
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
We provide groups and individuals technical support in apiary establishment and skills from basic introduction to advanced skill learning in crop pollination and queen rearing. For more information please contact us. Contact us
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Beekeepers 'lose everything' as varroa mite cases spread
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Nine new cases of varroa mite, an invasive parasite deadly to bees, are identified across the New South Wales Central Coast and Hunter regions.Comment on Facebook
Beekeeping in Australia with Malaika Honey. For beekeeping equipment and technical support.
For equipment buy direct from Uganda online at www.malaikahoney.com
Support African beekeeping with Malaika Honey.
Here we have transferred a colony from a possum box attaching the combs to top bars with reeds. The bees have fixed them on and we cut out the ties after two weeks making a successful colony transfer.
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www.nature.com/articles/nature.2013.13398
I had always thought it was divine creation from the celestial beings but its just surface tension according to Physicist and bubble expert Denis Weaire. ... See MoreSee Less
How honeycombs can build themselves - Nature
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Physical forces rather than bees’ ingenuity might create the hexagonal cells.Comment on Facebook