Today we are giving you such a business idea. Which has a huge demand in India and abroad. If you try your hand in this business, then you will definitely earn a lot every month. You can even earn more than a job. Anyway, the biggest aim of the government is to make people self-reliant. In such a situation, the government is giving preference to indigenous goods. Today we are telling you about the beekeeping business . Financial assistance is being provided by the central government to start this business. It can be started anywhere in the village or city.

Anyway, the government is paying special attention to the MSMEs sector. Honey is used in many places, from medicines to food products. Beekeeping also has the potential to increase agricultural and horticultural production. This business is called beekeeping or beekeeping.

Farmers in many states have left traditional farming and have taken up beekeeping. This is increasing their income. By raising bees and setting up honey processing units, a huge income can be earned through beekeeping with the help of a processing plant. Beekeeping not only gives honey or wax but also many other things. Products like beeswax, royal jelly, propolis or bee glue, and bee pollen are obtained from it. All these products are in great demand in the market.

This is how the government will help

To start this business, the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare has launched a central scheme called Development of Beekeeping for Improving Crop Productivity. This scheme aims to develop the field of beekeeping, increase productivity, provide training, and spread awareness. The National Bee Board (NBB) in collaboration with NABARD has also launched schemes for financial assistance for beekeeping in India. The government provides a subsidy of 80 to 85 percent to start this business.

How to earn money from beekeeping?

If you want, you can start a beekeeping business by taking 10 boxes. If you get 40 kg of honey per box, then the total honey you will get will be 400 kg. Selling 400 kg at the rate of Rs 350 per kg will earn Rs 1.40 lakh. If the cost per box comes to Rs 3500, then the total cost will be Rs 35,000 and the net profit will be Rs 1,05,000. This business grows 3 times every year with the increase in the number of bees. That is, a business that started with 10 boxes can have 25 to 30 boxes in a year.

If you want to do beekeeping on a large scale, then you can start this work by taking 100 boxes. If you get 40 kg of honey per box, then the total honey will be 4000 kg. Selling 400 kg honey at the rate of Rs 350 per kg will give Rs 14,00000. If the cost per box comes to Rs 3500, then the total cost will be Rs 3,40,000. Retail and other expenses will be Rs 1,75,000 (labor, travel, etc.). Therefore, the net profit will be Rs 10,15,000.