59-05-032 Proceeding

362 Proceedings of the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Congress bee colonies produce 3kg per colony per year and 32kg per colony per year from European breed. Myanmar has 77 beekeeper groups on a state and regional level. Royal Jelly Production Training In 2013 - 2015 FAO (Myanmar) organized TOT training with the Technical Cooperation Program (TCP) Project “Royal Jelly Production inMyanmar”. Training programwere held inNay Pyi Taw and Monywa. It provided help to Beekeepers and DOA staff and provided guidelines for royal jelly productionwith good beekeeping practice and goodmanufacturing processes.This also covered the applicable, low cost, accessible and effective mass royal jelly production method with food safety control. In the near future Myanmar will have mass honey production and honey bee products. Honey Plants and Honey Production Myanmar has extensive natural resources and wide range area for crop production. The main honey plants are plum, Niger, Sesame, Sunflower, Mustard, Lychee, Kapok, andCitrus Fruits. Others honey plants are used as agricultural crops in orchard fruits, weeds and forest trees. Honey production can be divided by three main sections, which are plump honey production at 50%, Niger honey production at 20% and poly flowers (sunflower, Lychee, sesame and others) at 30% of all honey production of Myanmar Beekeeping.