Tabuk’s Talh honey harvest begins as production surpasses 35 tonnes

ALKHOBAR: Beekeepers across Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk region have begun harvesting and extracting Talh honey, with production already exceeding 35 tonnes as one of the Kingdom’s most anticipated honey seasons gets underway. Known for its vast plains, valleys and dense Talh (Acacia) tree populations, Tabuk is regarded as one of Saudi Arabia’s most important natural habitats for producing premium-quality honey. The region’s rich biodiversity and favorable climate have helped establish it as a leading destination for beekeeping, with harvesting expected to continue throughout the season.

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