Saad Masry

Currently I work as an Associate Professor at the Arid Lands Cultivating Research Institute, City of Scientific Research and Technological Applications, New Borg El-Arab City,
Alexandria, Egypt. He gained a PhD in Agricultural Science (Entomology) in 2010 in the filed of Bee and Bee Culture “Larval acceptance, queen quality  reared and introduction in colonies of different racial origin” under Chanelle Program System Between Cairo Univ. and Humboldt berlin Univ. I have also been involved in beekeeping education at undergraduate level along with teaching a broad depth of Horticultural and Agricultural subjects at Menoufiya University, Egypt along with being a published author of beekeeping topics.

I had talks at national honey show, London 2012 about The Honeybee in Ancient Egypt, Honey: An Indicator of Environmental Pollution and The Pollen Spectrum of Egyptian Honey. Talk at The Central Beekeeping Association England “Queen Rearing and Introduction”. Talk at Yeovil and South West Divisions of Somerset Beekeepingʼ Association “Egyptian Beekeeping”. Attended many conferences and meeting: 13th Asian Apicultural Association, 24-26/4l2016, King of Saudi Arabia. The 1st Apimondia symposium on African bees and beekeeping, Arusha, Tanzania, 11-16/11/2014. 45th Apimondia International Apicultural Congress, Istanbul, Turkey, 29/9 – 4/10/2017. Attended the Association of Institutes for Bee research, Germany 2008-2010. I had many publications on queen rearing and introduction, American foulbrood, bee products analysis, keeping bee at arid lands. I am so interesting to Preservation Egyptian race A.m. lamarkii.