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Jolly Limmayog feeds bees at their family-owned apiary near Baguio Mansion House. Limmayog, who studied Bee keeping at SLU in 2014, admits to being passionate about honey production, starting with 3 colonies in 2014 until its growth. Now, the family has bee farms also in Mt. Province and Kalinga manned by relatives and friends who are their scholars and trainees before applying as beekeepers in New Zealand and Australia. He shares that most applicants in the 2 countries are accepted due to their good reputation that Cordillerans are industrious bee keepers. The apiary supplies honey to a Manila based pharmaceutical company which has been their partner in growth and sustainability. He underscores their working vocation of non pesticide use for healthier food and a safer environment for people. STAR FOTO BY ANDY G. ZAPATA JR.

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Jolly Limmayog feeds bees at their family-owned apiary near the Baguio Mansion House. Limmayog, who studied Beekeeping at SLU in 2014, admits to being passionate about honey production, starting with three colonies in 2014.

Now, the family has bee farms in Mt. Province and Kalinga, manned by relatives and friends who are their scholars and trainees before applying as beekeepers in New Zealand and Australia. He shares that most applicants to the two countries are accepted due to the reputation that Cordillerans are industrious beekeepers. Their pesticide-free apiary supplies honey to a Manila-based pharmaceutical company which has been their partner from an early start. Photo by Francheska Mayumi

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