Producing Cut Comb Honeycomb. To produce cut comb honey, you will need a shallow super, with ten empty shallow frames. You will also need to purchase cut comb honey boxes and covers for the final ...

Getting sightly more technical, the Flow frames are designed to fit either an eight- or 10-frame Langstroth beehive box. The Andersons say a full, eight-frame, deep super would take six Flow ...

Traditionally, the beekeeper must split the boxes of the hive, smoke the bees to calm them, remove the frames, cut the wax caps from the honeycomb, then extract and clean the honey.

Dalia Zelko lifts up a screen from a hive box, heavy with wax, dripping with honey. Later, she cuts small chunks, comb and all, out of the screen and offers them for tasting. "Be careful.

A beehive sits in a stack of ordinary-looking boxes. Inside, the bees construct a honeycomb filled with honey. Here beekeeper John Speckman checks a comb. The bees know their stuff: “When the ...

Her friend came over one afternoon with a Bee Box, hoping to lure some of the honey bees inside. ... Chaisson told her there was about 60 pounds of it -- the honeycomb weighed about 120 pounds.