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#honeybeesting #honeyharvest #honeybee Preparation and Safety Of honey Harvesting:
Protective gear:
Beekeepers wear protective suits, gloves, and face coverings to avoid bee stings.
Hive preparation:
A beekeeper may use a smoker to calm the bees and make them less defensive while working with the hive.
Accessing the hive:
The beekeeper carefully opens the hive, removes the lid, and gently removes the frames.
2. Removing Honeycombs:
Frame removal:
Once inside the hive, the beekeeper carefully lifts out the honeycombs, which are usually frames.
Bee removal:
Bees may still be on the honeycombs. They can be brushed off with a soft brush or a bee blower.
3. Extraction (Uncapping and Spinning):
Uncapping:
The wax caps on the honeycombs are removed using a heated knife or a capping cutter to access the honey inside the cells.
Honey extraction:
The frames are placed in a honey extractor, a machine that uses centrifugal force to spin the honey out of the comb.
Strain and package:
The extracted honey is then strained to remove wax particles and packaged into jars or other containers.
4. Alternative Methods:
Crush-and-strain: A simpler method involves crushing the honeycomb and straining the honey and wax mixture.
Flow frames: Some beekeepers use flow frames, which are designed to allow honey to be extracted without disturbing the bees, according to Blythewood Bee Company.
Cut comb honey: In some cases, the honeycomb is removed intact and sold as cut comb honey.