Band 5+: The diagrams show how the bee makes honey and the stages in the production of honey. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram below explains the process of honey making in small-scale commercial production.

In general, it can be seen there are eight phases in the whole process, including bee phase and human phase.However, it includes bee phase and human phase in production.

The whole process According to the graph, it begins with the nectar being which is collected by bees. Next, bees store the honey in a beehive. The honey is thenthen is dried by bee’s fan wings. After that, bees make sure that the cells are clean inside. Finally, the cells are sealed by bees with wax.

Looking at the human phase in the diagram, it shows that honey combs are gathered by beekeepershumans first. The honey combs are then pressed out by people. Subsequently, the honey is poured down in a sump tank, wherewhich helps honey is heated to heat up around 45 to 50 degrees. After that, honey is put in a sieve tank, which works for filtering the impurities out. The pure honey is then placed in a settling tank for two to four days. After that period, the honey is packaged in jars. Lastly, honey is delivered and sold to customers.