Harvesting honey with the Flow Frames is a gentle process and doesn't disturb the bees. 🐝🐝 While we collect honey from the back of the hive, the bees freely enter and exit through the front entrance. During periods when there is an abundance of nectar-filled flowers for the bees to gather from (known as a honey flow), they are more focused on foraging from the flowers rather than the honey being harvested. 🍯🐝 However, if there is a lack of nectar flow in your area, also known as a dearth,, t

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Bee Fact: Even though bees don’t have nostrils, lungs or gills, they breathe through 10 pairs of valves on their body. These valves, called spiracles, are located on the sides of their body; three pairs on the thorax, six on the abdomen and one pair hidden within the sting chamber. Though it may appear that the bee is panting, this motion is actually the bee drawing in air through it’s spiracles which is then vacuumed into a complex structure of tracheae and air sacs. 🐝💛 Did you know that bees

Are you curious about how the Flow Hive works? The Flow Hive makes it so easy to harvest honey straight from the hive and into your jar. All without disturbing the bees 🐝. Want to learn all about beekeeping? We have an online course at thebeekeeper.org with a 1-month free trial! 😄 Happy beekeeping! | Flow Hive

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