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−	According to Chinh et al. (1995) <ref>Chinh, P.H., Minh, N.H., Thai, P.H., and Tan, N.Q. (1995) Raftering - A traditional technique for honey and wax production from Apis dorsata in Vietnam. Article In Bees for Development Journal.</ref> and cited by Guerin (2019) <ref>Guerin, E. (2019). Rafter Beekeeping. Sustainable Management with ''Apis dorsata'' Training Manual. WWF Report 2019. Download Url (last access 06.09.2021): https://www.wwf.or.th/en/scp/upcoming_event_/reports_/rafter_beekeeping</ref>, rafter beekeeping includes a rafter, which is the trunk or branch of a tree, around 2 m in length and 10 to 20 cm in diameter supported by two vertical poles (Figure below). Resembling a branch of a tree, a rafter attracts migrating ''Apis dorsata'' to build a nest beneath it.	+	According to Chinh et al. (1995) <ref>Chinh, P.H., Minh, N.H., Thai, P.H., and Tan, N.Q. (1995) Raftering - A traditional technique for honey and wax production from Apis dorsata in Vietnam. Article In Bees for Development Journal.</ref> and cited by Guerin (2019) <ref name="Guerin 2019">Guerin, E. (2019). Rafter Beekeeping. Sustainable Management with ''Apis dorsata'' Training Manual. WWF Report 2019. Download Url (last access 06.09.2021): https://www.wwf.or.th/en/scp/upcoming_event_/reports_/rafter_beekeeping</ref>, rafter beekeeping includes a rafter, which is the trunk or branch of a tree, around 2 m in length and 10 to 20 cm in diameter supported by two vertical poles (Figure below). Resembling a branch of a tree, a rafter attracts migrating ''Apis dorsata'' to build a nest beneath it (see also chapter [[Other types of gaining bee products, including honey hunting and meliponiculture\|Other types of gaining bee products]].

−	[[File:Rafter beekeeping.png\|center\|thumbthumb\|Diagram of a rafter and Apis dorsata comb. Source: Chinh et al., 1995]]	+	[[File:Rafter beekeeping.png\|center\|thumbthumb\|Diagram of a rafter and Apis dorsata comb. Source: Chinh et al., 1995]]
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		+	Guerin published a training manual describing sustainable ways of rafter beekeeping in a WWF report of 2019. The manual can be downloaded from the WWF website (link in the references of this page) <ref name="Guerin 2019"/>.
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		+	'''The document includes'''
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		+	* basic requirements for raftering (choice of location, availability of bee forage and locally available materials and bee species)
		+	* rafter design and construction (wood selection, choice of size, manipulating of the environment near the rafter, time-management)
		+	* alternative rafter designs (inspired by different countries)
		+	* harvesting and processing techniques for honey and wax from rafters
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		+	==References==
		+	<references/>

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−	According to Chinh et al. (1995)<ref>Chinh, P.H., Minh, N.H., Thai, P.H., and Tan, N.Q. (1995) <ref>Guerin, E. (2019). Rafter Beekeeping. Sustainable Management with Apis dorsata Training Manual. WWF Report 2019. Download Url (last access 06.09.2021): https://www.wwf.or.th/en/scp/upcoming_event_/reports_/rafter_beekeeping/ </ref>~~. Raftering - A traditional technique for honey and wax production from Apis dorsata in Vietnam. Article In Bees for Development Journal.</ref> and cited by Guerin (2019)~~, rafter beekeeping includes a rafter, which is the trunk or branch of a tree, around 2 m in length and 10 to 20 cm in diameter supported by two vertical poles (Figure below). Resembling a branch of a tree, a rafter attracts migrating ''Apis dorsata'' to build a nest beneath it.	+	According to Chinh et al. (1995) <ref>Chinh, P.H., Minh, N.H., Thai, P.H., and Tan, N.Q. (1995) Raftering - A traditional technique for honey and wax production from Apis dorsata in Vietnam. Article In Bees for Development Journal.</ref> and cited by Guerin (2019) <ref>Guerin, E. (2019). Rafter Beekeeping. Sustainable Management with ''Apis dorsata'' Training Manual. WWF Report 2019. Download Url (last access 06.09.2021): https://www.wwf.or.th/en/scp/upcoming_event_/reports_/rafter_beekeeping</ref>, rafter beekeeping includes a rafter, which is the trunk or branch of a tree, around 2 m in length and 10 to 20 cm in diameter supported by two vertical poles (Figure below). Resembling a branch of a tree, a rafter attracts migrating ''Apis dorsata'' to build a nest beneath it.

	[[File:Rafter beekeeping.png\|center\|thumbthumb\|Diagram of a rafter and Apis dorsata comb. Source: Chinh et al., 1995]]		[[File:Rafter beekeeping.png\|center\|thumbthumb\|Diagram of a rafter and Apis dorsata comb. Source: Chinh et al., 1995]]

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−	~~Hello!~~ <br>~~My name is Denny~~ and ~~I'm a 25 years old girl from Denmark~~.<br>~~<br>Feel free to visit my page :~~: ~~[http~~://www.~~bursaevimtas~~.~~com~~/ ~~consensual Intercourse~~]	+	According to Chinh et al. (1995)<ref>Chinh, P.H., Minh, N.H., Thai, P.H., and Tan, N.Q. (1995) <ref>Guerin, E. (2019). Rafter Beekeeping. Sustainable Management with Apis dorsata Training Manual. WWF Report 2019. Download Url (last access 06.09.2021): https://www.wwf.or.th/en/scp/upcoming_event_/reports_/rafter_beekeeping/ </ref>. Raftering - A traditional technique for honey and wax production from Apis dorsata in Vietnam. Article In Bees for Development Journal.</ref> and cited by Guerin (2019), rafter beekeeping includes a rafter, which is the trunk or branch of a tree, around 2 m in length and 10 to 20 cm in diameter supported by two vertical poles (Figure below). Resembling a branch of a tree, a rafter attracts migrating ''Apis dorsata'' to build a nest beneath it.
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		+	[[File:Rafter beekeeping.png\|center\|thumbthumb\|Diagram of a rafter and Apis dorsata comb. Source: Chinh et al., 1995]]

Rafter beekeeping - Revision history

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