*SANA’A — Media Office, Faculty of Agriculture, Food, and Environment, Sana’a University*

*Monday, November 2, 2026*

Fourth-year students in the Department of Animal Resources at the Faculty of Agriculture, Food, and Environment, Sana'a University, conducted a practical field inspection of honeybee hives. Held as part of the requirements for the "Beekeeping" course under the supervision of Eng. Mohammed Al-Madani, the session forms part of the university's applied educational activities designed to bolster students' field skills.
The practical session covered scientific methods for inspecting beehives, monitoring colony health, examining hive components, and observing the brood, queen bee, and food reserves. Students were also introduced to key indicators used to evaluate colony health and productive efficiency.
The activity aimed to develop students' practical abilities in beekeeping, strengthen their capacity to apply theoretical knowledge to field practice, and equip them with essential expertise in hive inspection, colony monitoring, and management in accordance with established scientific principles.