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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🐝 Want to bee prepared for the next beekeeping season? Now’s the perfect time to stock up on essentials! A must-have for every beekeeper's kit, this J-hive tool is made from strong high-quality stainless steel and is perfect for gently lifting brood frames, separating boxes, scraping propolis, or cleaning up burr comb. #FlowHive #beekeepingtools | Flow Hive

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Beginner beekeeping Q&A | Flow Hive