We freeze our pollen in ziplocks for at least 24 hrs. as a preventative to kill wax moth eggs. the pollen for drying and sales is then processed in a food dehyrator at 95F. We use sheer curtain material to line the trays. We then take two large Plastic bowls (the static in the plastic helps the process) and winnow it like wheat in front of a fan to remove chaff, pollen dust, wings and such. The technique we do this is to pour the pollen slowly from one bowl to the other. We can clean about 50-60lbs an hour this way. Try it a couple of times and it will make perfect sense. Do it outside. Then it's into 5 gallon buckets with firm sealing lids to keep moisture and light out. Off to bottling when we do sales. We also sell it raw frozen and uncleaned in 1 lb. ziplock bags. The Dadant Cedar traps give us pretty clean pollen and we never see wax moths or larve in our pollen. $10/lb for dry - $15 for raw.