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(latest NCVER data)Honey extraction combines food handling with equipment operation, requiring beekeepers to protect product quality from the moment comb is prepared through to storage of the finished honey. This unit gives RTOs a practical option for training learners in the post-harvest stage of commercial and small-scale honey production.
Learners develop skills in preparing extraction equipment, handling raw comb, removing honey, managing extracted frames and supers, monitoring moisture and fermentation risks, storing finished product and retaining wax material for future processing.
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These AHCBEK312 RTO materials provide a prepared foundation for honey extraction, food safety and post-extraction product handling. Our AHCBEK312 training resources give your team substantial editable content when you purchase RTO materials for this unit.
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Honey extraction requires beekeepers to prepare comb and operate extraction equipment while maintaining food safety, quality and biosecurity controls. AHCBEK312 Extract honey covers work that may be completed at the hive, in a mobile processing facility or in a purpose-built fixed facility.
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AHCBIO204 Follow site biosecurity procedures
AHCBIO301 Identify and report unusual disease or plant pest signs





