Which of the following spacings would allow more honey in the super (A)--Frames spaced loosely (eight or nine frames per super). Bees extend comb past frame edges allowing uncapping knives to open each cell. (B)--Supers completely filled with frames (ten frames per super). Uncapping is difficult for knives but uncapping forks may be used. Also, if after ten frame spacing is used and extracting is done with a fork, will bees keep the cell depth the same if you switch to a nine frame spacing? Since to capping fork doesn't slice off the end of the cell (like a knife does) will the bees keep then at that depth, or will they then build them on out? Just Wondering!---I'm sure the honey industry hinges on this question.:-) Brett D. Bannon Folsom, NM USA [log in to unmask]