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The beekeeper plants some flowers and trees.

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The beekeeper either makes their own hives or buys them from a manufacturer.

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The beekeeper takes thin cloth and filters out the impurities from each bucket of honey.

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The beekeeper can sell directly to the consumer at markets.

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The beekeeper will receive an order of honey from a shop that wants to sell it. The honey is delivered to the shop by car and money is exchanged for the honey. The shop will charge more to the consumer than they paid to the beekeeper, so that they can make a profit.

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Once the honey has been put in the jars and the lid screwed on, the label is stuck on. The jar is now ready to be sold.

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The beekeeper uses a graphic designer to design his labels and a printer to print them out in batches.

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The beekeeper purchases jars and lids from a wholesale glass supplier.

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The beekeeper purchases empty glass jars with lids from a wholesaler. These are bottled using a honey bottling device.

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Once the frames of honey are brought in, the honey is removed by cutting the wax caps off and then spinning them at high speed in a honey extractor

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At the end of  the summer, the beekeeper removes the frames of honey from the bee hives.

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The worker bees return to the hive. They might eat some pollen, they place the nectar in the hexagonal beeswax cells and seal them off with some more wax.

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The beekeeper places the hives in locations where there are plenty of flowers.

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The worker bees leave the hive in search of flowers. They bring back pollen to eat and nectar which they store.