The diagrams illustrate the process of honey being made by bees, and steps producing it to final products.
Overall, the process consists of several distinctive stages, beginning with queen bees laying eggs and ending with distributing and selling to consumers.
In terms of the process of making honey, initially, eggs are laid in a honeycomb. After three days, the larvae hatch and start developing in the comb. In a week, they gradually finish their growing process and begin to leave the hive in three more weeks. Subsequently, the bees gather nectar from flowers. Meanwhile, the collected nectar is kept in the hive in the next step, in which the honey is produced. Upon completion of the final phase, the cycle invariably recommences with the queen bees laying their eggs.
In the process of producing honey, after being removed from the hive by beekeepers, the honeycomb is transported to a specialized machine where honey is extracted. Afterwards, the honey is boiled to remove any impurities to ensure that it is cleaned. After that, the ensured honey is bottled in a plenty of jars, which are finally distributed to the shops and sold to consumers.
