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| Progressive farmer Equipping the born child with apiculture skills |
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| Bee keepers Wearing leaves to make bees less aggressive |
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| Beekeepers Wearing leaves to make bees less aggressive |
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| Aphoto showing an improved technology to avoid bees collusion for high production |
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| A photo showing harvest of cupped honey |
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| A photo showing harvest of cupped honey |
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| A photo showing honey comb |
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| Farmer leaving apiary to straining room |
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| Photograph showing bee hives |
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| Harvested honey waiting to be strained |
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| A photograph showing a Bee smoker |
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| The nector trees |
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| Thabulenga Alex a progressive farmer of BIC Showing His Certificates acquired during the Rwenzori Regional Bee Keepers competition where he emerged the best . |
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| A member of Kyempara bee farmers Association in his apiary |
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| A wife to Petero explaining to BIC outreach staff how she has benefited from apiary and she further told him that all her daughters can also harvest honey whether the father is there or not-they have all been trained. |
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| Thembo another bee farmer of Kyempara bee farmers in his apiary |
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| Petero's traditional hive,He says the hive 20kgs per harvest |
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| Petero leaving apiary to straining room |
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| (BIC Family)Petero and wife showing a smoker and honey comb. |
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