Riyadh: Beekeepers in Tabuk Region, one of the Kingdom's most important natural pastures for high-quality honey thanks to its abundant Talh (acacia) trees, have begun the Talh honey production and extraction season, with total output so far exceeding 35 tons. According to Saudi Press Agency, the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture supports beekeepers through the Sustainable Agricultural Rural Development Program (Saudi Reef) to enhance production efficiency, improve product quality, and strengthen the sector's economic sustainability.
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Talh Honey Harvest Begins in Tabuk with Strong Production
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