A beekeeping apparatus includes a bottom side having an arcuate groove defined therein, the arcuate groove being sized and dimensioned to correspond to the rim of a repository; and a top side including a recessed area defined therein, the recessed area being sized and dimensioned to correspond to a beekeeping frame, and a plurality of generally rectangular openings defined through the recessed area, the rectangular openings each being sized and dimensioned to receive and retain a portion of a beekeeping frame, and collectively being sized and dimensioned to receive and retain portions of different sizes of beekeeping frames.

A beekeeping apparatus includes a bottom side having an arcuate groove defined therein, the arcuate groove being sized and dimensioned to correspond to the rim of a repository; and a top side including a recessed area defined therein, the recessed area being sized and dimensioned to correspond to a beekeeping frame, and a plurality of generally rectangular openings defined through the recessed area, the rectangular openings each being sized and dimensioned to receive and retain a portion of a beekeeping frame, and collectively being sized and dimensioned to receive and retain portions of different sizes of beekeeping frames.

A rotatable frame holder coupled to a Langstroth style rectangular honey frame for spinning honey from the frame into a bucket or similar container. The frame holder comprises a continuous frame holder body with a horizontal channel configured to slidingly mate with a side frame member of the honey frame in a vertical orientation, with a vertical locking engagement with inner edges of the side frame member. The other end of the frame hangs unsupported at a location spaced below the frame holder body. The frame holder includes a drive connection on an upper side, capable of being attached to a rotating drive such as a cordless drill, and the lower unsupported end of the frame can be lowered into a bucket to be spun by the drill.

A rotatable frame holder coupled to a Langstroth style rectangular honey frame for spinning honey from the frame into a bucket or similar container. The frame holder comprises a continuous frame holder body with a horizontal channel configured to slidingly mate with a side frame member of the honey frame in a vertical orientation, with a vertical locking engagement with inner edges of the side frame member. The other end of the frame hangs unsupported at a location spaced below the frame holder body. The frame holder includes a drive connection on an upper side, capable of being attached to a rotating drive such as a cordless drill, and the lower unsupported end of the frame can be lowered into a bucket to be spun by the drill.

The present invention describes a honey extractor that allows to reduce the generation of foam or micro foam, as well as allowing the honey leaving the hexagons of the frames to be free of wax residues, so that the honey leaving the extractor of honey that does not generate foam goes directly to the packaging containers, without the need to go through another process and/or machine. An advantage of the honey extractor motive of the present invention is that its parts are removable, which makes the transfer to other places not complicated, as well as the maintenance is faster and less expensive.

The present invention describes a honey extractor that allows to reduce the generation of foam or micro foam, as well as allowing the honey leaving the hexagons of the frames to be free of wax residues, so that the honey leaving the extractor of honey that does not generate foam goes directly to the packaging containers, without the need to go through another process and/or machine. An advantage of the honey extractor motive of the present invention is that its parts are removable, which makes the transfer to other places not complicated, as well as the maintenance is faster and less expensive.

A honey collection and extraction system includes a honey collection assembly including a housing, a helical honey frame, at least one top brood box, at least one bottom brood box, a first queen excluder, a second queen excluder and a plurality of gears; and honey extraction assembly including a helical body, a head attachment having a honeycomb cutting apparatus, an extraction pipe and a power source. The honey collection and extraction system is useful for providing improved honey collection means and a means for time efficient, no-mess honey extraction.

A honey collection and extraction system includes a honey collection assembly including a housing, a helical honey frame, at least one top brood box, at least one bottom brood box, a first queen excluder, a second queen excluder and a plurality of gears; and honey extraction assembly including a helical body, a head attachment having a honeycomb cutting apparatus, an extraction pipe and a power source. The honey collection and extraction system is useful for providing improved honey collection means and a means for time efficient, no-mess honey extraction.

Embodiments of the invention concern a supercharger (1) for feeding honey and beeswax mixture into a honey and beeswax separation screw, which comprises at least a filter pipe (3), a pipe connection fitting (4), an inlet pipe (7) for honey and beeswax mixture and an inlet pipe connection (6) for the honey and beeswax mixture inlet pipe. In an embodied supercharger, the pipe connection fitting (4) is connected radially to the side of the filter pipe (3) and to the other end of the pipe connection fitting is connected the inlet pipe (7) for honey and beeswax mixture using the inlet pipe connection (6) for the honey and beeswax mixture inlet pipe.

Embodiments of the invention concern a supercharger (1) for feeding honey and beeswax mixture into a honey and beeswax separation screw, which comprises at least a filter pipe (3), a pipe connection fitting (4), an inlet pipe (7) for honey and beeswax mixture and an inlet pipe connection (6) for the honey and beeswax mixture inlet pipe. In an embodied supercharger, the pipe connection fitting (4) is connected radially to the side of the filter pipe (3) and to the other end of the pipe connection fitting is connected the inlet pipe (7) for honey and beeswax mixture using the inlet pipe connection (6) for the honey and beeswax mixture inlet pipe.