Teresa Gleckler

Why Kindred Bees Is Not Just a Bakery

Kindred Bees started in the kitchen. Flour was on the counter. Honey sat on a wooden…
Theo Of Golden by allen Levi

FEBRUARY BOOK OF THE MONTH Some books feel less like something you read and more like…
Staying Grounded in uncertain times

The world feels unsteady right now. News travels faster than we can process it. Conversations feel…
More Than a Name: Kindred, Bread, and the Practice of Giving

The word kindred has always felt like more than a name to us. It speaks to shared humanity.…
Receptive

As I step into 2026, I’m carrying one simple word with me…Receptive. Not rushed. Not forcing.…
braiding sweetgrass

This season, the words we are holding come from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. I am beginning…
Why Bees matter

Rooted in community. Guided by stewardship. Growing with intention. At Kindred Bees Farm, the name came…
Embrace Stillness: Reflecting on the Winter Solstice

The winter solstice arrives quietly, marking the longest night of the year and a gentle turning…