Honey extraction is the process of removing honey from the honeycomb, which is built by bees in their hives. Beekeepers typically use a tool called an extractor, which spins the frames of honeycomb to force the honey out through centrifugal force. This method helps preserve the honey's quality and flavor. After extraction, the honey is usually filtered to remove any wax particles or debris. It is then stored in clean containers for sale or personal use. Proper handling and storage are essential to maintain the honey's natural properties and prevent fermentation.