How to Produce Extracted Honey
How to Produce Extracted Honey
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Of late, quite a number of producers have been advocating the settling tank for clarifying honey.
In brief this plan is as follows: A large tank is used * that will hold all the honey from a day's extracting.
In case the work is to be done in cool weather, as in the fall, it would be better to have two such tanks. The honey is poured into the tank, no effort being made at all in straining it, and at night it is covered up and allowed to stand until the next day, when the clear honey may be draw...n off at the bottom, all the specks, bits of cappings, wax, etc., having risen to the top. These, by the way, should be skimmed off as much as possible, before the honey is run into the cans. The last of the honey can not be drawn off in this way, for it will contain too much of the cappings. The last few inches, therefore, should be dipped out and strained or poured into the uncapping tank, or box. All tanks should be elevated high enough so that a 60-pound can with funnel, may be set underneath and they should be provided with gates at the bottom of large size.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of late, quite a number of producers have been advocating the settling tank for clarifying honey.
In brief this plan is as follows: A large tank is used * that will hold all the honey from a day's extracting.
In case the work is to be done in cool weather, as in the fall, it would be better to have two such tanks. The honey is poured into the tank, no effort being made at all in straining it, and at night it is covered up and allowed to stand until the next day, when the clear honey may be draw...n off at the bottom, all the specks, bits of cappings, wax, etc., having risen to the top. These, by the way, should be skimmed off as much as possible, before the honey is run into the cans. The last of the honey can not be drawn off in this way, for it will contain too much of the cappings. The last few inches, therefore, should be dipped out and strained or poured into the uncapping tank, or box. All tanks should be elevated high enough so that a 60-pound can with funnel, may be set underneath and they should be provided with gates at the bottom of large size.
What to read after How to Produce Extracted Honey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles C. Miller Memorial Apicultural Library Wu to read onlineMoreLess
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