When do bees get honey?

It is very important to get honey during bee breeding, but many people don't know when bees get honey. Bees usually start collecting honey from the middle of rape flowering until the Mid-Autumn Festival. Because the middle stage of rape blossom is the stage of bee reproduction, pollen will flood in and honey will not be too much. Although honey can be taken, the yield is not very high. This time is just the bee-dividing period. From the last time the bees were divided, the honey yield would be very high in about 20 days. It is suggested to collect honey when the weather is warmer, and it is generally better in the evening, because there are not many bees traveling at night and there are not many workers collecting honey. After collecting honey, bees have plenty of time at night, and there is still time to sort out the damaged nests and spleen.