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Honey On Tap – New Flow Hive Allows You to Harvest Honey at Home

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An Australian man and his father spent years quietly developing a bee hive that would allow honey to be extracted without disturbing the bees.  The design is simple, the hive is kept inside of a wooden box called a frame. They sell single sized frames or larger frames that hold multiple flow hives. You open a cap in the hive, insert a flow key, and let the honey flow into your jar!

Here is a video showing the simplicity of design:

Here is the story of their bee hive journey. A young family who used crowd funding to create an international business overnight!

Visit their site at honeyflow.com to learn more or pre-order yours today!

Do we have any bee keepers who read our blog? What are your thoughts on this simple design?

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Jason Hill
7 years ago

I’ve read a few blogs where beekeepers have questioned the plastic insides…and that bees reject plastic…and will swam much more often than in a regular hive…

I honestly haven’t invested in one yet for that reasoning…I am waiting to hear others experiences…

I just planted a fairly large orchard and hope to hear good/bad reviews in the next year or so…

Jenna Hinds
Jenna Hinds
7 years ago
Reply to  Jason Hill

If you want to stay away from plastic frame and foundation, check out Top Bar hives. It is all natural, the make their own comb, so there are no frames or foundations needed. Also they are able to make the combination as small as needed for the brood, so less room for mites to get in. It is also much healthier for the bees.

matt
matt
7 years ago
Reply to  Jason Hill

Plastic foundation when dipped in beeswax is readily accepted by bees.

CHERIE Teresa UNGER
CHERIE Teresa UNGER
4 years ago
Reply to  matt

excellent!

Bruno
Bruno
7 years ago

Such a fantastic invention and I love the passion in the video! Looking to get one for my family in South Africa

William Gennaro
William Gennaro
7 years ago

What are the start up costs?

Richard Kemp
7 years ago

replace the plastic w glass and it should be fine 🙂

Larry Jeffers
Larry Jeffers
7 years ago

Is it ok to use in town?

Bryan Donahue
Bryan Donahue
7 years ago

This guys passion, honesty, humility, and overall balance between buisness and nature is EXACTLY what we need more of in this world!! Congrats on your current success.

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matt
matt
7 years ago

If you have any notion that you can get honey from a hive without looking inside, go to the store and buy your honey. This is not a good idea.

Ardeshir
Ardeshir
4 years ago

Cost of the box and where can it be available in india