Honey is the nectar made by bees from the flowers of flowering plants in the hive. Bees take nectar or secretions from the flowers of plants with a moisture content of about 80%, deposit it in their second stomach, ferment it for 30 minutes under the action of the body's transforming enzymes, and return to the hive to spit it out. Since the temperature inside the hive is often kept at about 35°C, the water evaporates over a period of time and becomes honey with less than 20% water content, which is stored in the hive cavity and sealed with beeswax. The process of honey harvesting by honey bees

Honey bees are generally worker bees, they are very hardworking, they will go out every day to collect honey, generally they will choose the place where the flowers are concentrated as the object of honey harvesting, honey harvesting, are very standardized, generally insert the small tube along the bottom of the stamens, a flower for 3 to 4 times of the honey harvesting, and then will fly to the other top to continue to collect, on different flowers after harvesting once again, then will continue to collect. After picking different flowers once and then will fly back to the already picked again carefully picked once, the action is light and continuous, not only picking honey, but also collect pollen, its feet is its good helper. The feet have a lot of fluffy hairs on them, which are covered with pollen in the process of collecting nectar.

When the bees finished honey will fly to the nest, generally they will not directly into the storeroom, but by the feathering of about 4 days of small bees with a long tongue to catch, and then stored in the honey room, the small worker bees will also use nectar and pollen to feed the young bees, the bees are in the brewing of honey, but also in the brewing of life, the contribution of human society for our are very large, we should take good care of them.