2024 Beekeeping Year in Review

A Message to Beekeepers from Beewise CEO, Saar Safra

Dear Beewise Community,

With 2024 behind us, we’re well under way with our 2025 plans. The last 12 months have been a period of remarkable growth for Beewise. Highlights include partnering with leading agribusinesses and exciting findings from researchers studying our impact on bee health.

I want to acknowledge that none of this success would have been possible without your support. Additionally, I want to emphasize my belief that our growth is also validation of a broader truth about the future of beekeeping: while experienced beekeepers will always be a crucial part of providing bees with quality care, a real-time, distributed, robotic solution will become increasingly essential to saving this species at scale.

I look forward to hearing about how all of you are embracing innovation and I wish you and your loved ones a safe, happy, and prosperous new year!

Sincerely,

Saar Safra
CEO and Co-Founder
Beewise

Top Highlights from 2024

Research Updates

Beewise Heat Chamber Kills 99% of Deadly Varroa Mites: Our research found that the BeeHome™'s heat treatment effectively kills 99% of deadly Varroa mites in capped brood. Auburn University researchers also brought Beewise Heat Chambers to Thailand, finding they killed 100% of Tropilaelaps, another mite even deadlier than Varroa that is found in Asia and not yet present in the US. Read more about heat treatment here.

Beewise in the Media

	CNBC recognizes our work disrupting traditional beekeeping “using AI, sensors, robots and computer vision to save more honeybees.”
	Beewise is #22 on Fortune’s Change the World List, a recognition we have “lowered bee mortality by 70%, saving more than 150 million bees.”
	INC. Magazine names Beewise one of their 2024 Best in Business Honorees, calling the BeeHome™ “the iPhone of Beehives to Protect Pollinators.”