Talk:Honey extraction

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Carried over from top-bar hive

Was in the top-bar hive article, but does not belong there: "Packing honey -- While most conventional honey is packed in jars, there is an advantage with crushed comb honey to using clear poly tubs (8 or 12 oz. liquid measure). The tub may be filled to just below the top fill mark (the bottom edge recess that receives the cover). The cover is then placed and pressed down while tipping the container to allow the exclusion of air. Any small wax particles or bee parts will float to the top in about an hour. The top may be removed and replaced with a clean top, then the old top may be scraped clean into the wax leavings for further extraction. The top may then be washed and dried for future use. A 12 oz. tub will contain about one pound of honey. The exterior of the container may then be washed and dried. Stacking tubs of honey may promote leakage. If they are to be sent, the lids should be taped on, the entire tub placed inside a closeable plastic bag, and further packaged to prevent crushing in normal handling. -- leuce (talk) 17:39, 2 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Fume boards

Step 4a under "framed hives," can someone add a link to the term "fume boards?" I don't understand how they work so efficiently to exclude bees, or what substances are used and why they repel bees. Perhaps a new Wikipedia page on fume boards is appropriate? Tomelwood (talk) 02:38, 1 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]