New Beehive Design does not disturb Bees to Harvest Honey!

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Christopher Kindig
  • February 22, 2015
  • Sustainability
Innovative beehive design for honey harvesting without disturbing bees.

For those who harvest honey, “the worst part of being a beekeeper is pulling out the honey-laden frames from the box and tearing them up to get the honey. The bees hate it and so do I. That’s why this new hive design, called Flow, is so cool.”

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