Sumbawa Honey - Sustainable Harvesting and Hygienic Filtering
The majority of Sumbawa forest dwelling peoples are dependent on forest honey for their livelihoods. From tall trees on slopes or in the forest valley, these people climb and risk their lives to harvest honey.
Communities hand-in-hand with the Sumbawa Forest Honey Network (JMHS - Jaringan Madu Hutan Sumbawa), with assistance from the Indonesian Forest Honey Network (JMHI - Jaringan Madu Hutan Indonesia), have changed their methods of honey processing from a squeezing method to a filtering method to maintain the quality of the honey. On the harvesting side, they are practicing sustainable harvesting methods.
Since then, buyer from all level of area and company recognize JMHS as a trusted source of high quality forest honey. At the regency level, the Regent proudly supports this effort to make forest honey as the icon for Sumbawa and Honey Day initiatives.
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Communities hand-in-hand with the Sumbawa Forest Honey Network (JMHS - Jaringan Madu Hutan Sumbawa), with assistance from the Indonesian Forest Honey Network (JMHI - Jaringan Madu Hutan Indonesia), have changed their methods of honey processing from a squeezing method to a filtering method to maintain the quality of the honey. On the harvesting side, they are practicing sustainable harvesting methods.
Since then, buyer from all level of area and company recognize JMHS as a trusted source of high quality forest honey. At the regency level, the Regent proudly supports this effort to make forest honey as the icon for Sumbawa and Honey Day initiatives.
See more on
- NTFP (http://www.ntfp.org)
- JMHI (http://www.ntfp.or.id)
- JMHS (http://kesuaning.blogspot.com)
- Gekko Studio (http://www.gekkovoices.com)
Copyright © NTFP and Gekko Studio 2008
11 November 2008
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