Two Australian beekeepers have invented a device that claims to be able to siphon honey straight from a beehive without opening the lid, disturbing the bees inside, or using any centrifugal ...

The idea was a beehive with a tap system that can siphon honey without opening the lid and disturbing the bees. The duo has now launched the Flow Hive 2, a new and improved design.

The Aussie invention that’s worth millions — the Flow Hive. A HUMBLE Australian beekeeper, who used crowd-funding to revolutionise the way the world extracts honey from bee hives, made a cool ...

Flow Hive is making a buzz in the small-scale commercial honey sector. First launched in 2015, the Australian beehive start-up has sold more than 60,000 hives to 130 countries, and boasts warehouse ...

The Flow Hive is a groundbreaking beehive that offers honey on tap. Over 50,000 Flow Hives have gone out to 130 countries around the world, and now the Australian father-son team behind the design ...

An Australian beekeeper, Stuart Anderson, and his son Cedar have invented something they’re calling the Flow Hive, a device that lets beekeepers dispense honey directly from a tap without ...

It didn’t help that the Flow Hive company’s Indiegogo fundraising campaign had broken records by making $12.2 million dollars in just three months. At beekeeping events around the country, even ...

The wild success of Flow Hive’s Indiegogo campaign made history—not just for bees and prospective beekeepers, but for all sorts of inventors and entrepreneurs looking for ways to fund their ...

On Sunday (February 22nd) Australian father-son duo Cedar and Stuart Anderson debuted their new project on global crowdfunding platform Indiegogo to raise $70,000 for their unique beehive ...

THE Flow Hive is a world-wide phenomenon and its local inventors will feature on tonight’s episode of Australia Story on ABC. The Channon-based inventors Cedar and Stuart Anderson stunned the ...

Flow Hive's mission is to have a regenerative impact on the planet through innovation in beekeeping.