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Honey Harvesting - female
Copyright © 2022 Clay Nichols

Honey Harvesting - Female
Camp Creek and Old NC18 28612, Burke County, North Carolina, USA
August 6, 2022
The frames are inserted like vanes in a windmill. The extractor whirls around. Centrifugal force empties the honey cells. Gravity does the rest. Capacity 9 frames. 3 frames loaded as shown.

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Contributed by Clay Nichols on 7 August, 2022 - 7:46am
Last updated 7 August, 2022 - 3:18pm

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