The Flow Hive for honey bees demonstrated some “potential” problems the first time around In this video, not only did the flow-frames NOT leak, but they yielded even more honey than the first time around. https://youtu.be/wh6PzdumZTo

RAW honey direct from the flow-frames into jars with no filtering, straining or processing/spinning. The honey bees do not have to apply as much wax as with traditional extracting processes generally demand of them and they only replace the cap wax.

How much honey in one flow frame? A Half Gallon!

Remember to remove only surplus honey, not the honey stores that your colony of honey bees need to survive winter or a summer dearth.

IF you have decided to get a FlowHive and would like to save $50.00 on your first purchase, please contact me and provide your e-mail address, I’ll take care of you from there!

NOTE: I am NOT compensated nor associated with FlowHive or the Flow Company/Inventors in any way. This is an independent evaluation and I purchased each flowhive directly from the FlowHive website or their Indigogo campaign.

In this video and in my apiary, I am using the the Classic Cedar 7 Frame Flow Supers. They match the 10 frame Langstroth style bee hive boxes.

Here is a link to the equipment shown in this video:

https://www.honeyflow.com/shop/flow-hive/flow-super/p/132

Here is a link to the refractometer used for water %

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008S2E4P4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

What line of bees to I keep? Please follow this link to find out more.

https://www.beeweaver.com/our-story

Thank you for watching and I wish you well in your own celebration of the honey bees.