Notes from the Farm is a place for quiet reflections, seasonal rhythms, and small moments from life at Kindred Bees Farm. Here, we share thoughts inspired by the land, faith, family, community, and the simple work of caring for one another.
Some days it may be a reflection on the changing season, a word that’s been resting on the heart, or why certain things matter to us. Other days it may a glimpse into what’s unfolding here, both seen and still being dreamed. These notes are offered gently, with space to slow down, reflect, and connect. You’re always welcome to pull up a chair, read along, and join us in noticing the beauty in ordinary days.
Receptive
As I step into 2026, I’m carrying one simple word with me…Receptive. Not rushed. Not forcing. Not grasping. Just open. Open to where God is leading. Open to quiet nudges, the unexpected turns, and the opportunities placed along the path. Open to trusting that what is meant for this season will unfold in its own…
Why Bees matter
Rooted in community. Guided by stewardship. Growing with intention. At Kindred Bees Farm, the name came before the bees. That may sound a little backwards, but in many ways, it makes perfect sense. From the very beginning, bees represented something deeper than honey or hives. They stood for community, purpose, and the quiet, faithful work…
Embrace Stillness: Reflecting on the Winter Solstice
The winter solstice arrives quietly, marking the longest night of the year and a gentle turning back toward the light. Here at Kindred Bees Farm, this season invites stillness. The land rests. The days are shorter. Much of the work happens indoors and inward, where ideas are held, plans are softened, and patience is practiced.…
You Don’t Have to have it all together to begin
I once believed I needed to have it all together. This was before stepping into something more. Before I could gather women, before I could create something meaningful, before I could say, come sit at my table. I thought I needed to feel fully confident, fully clear, fully ready. But the truth is, I don’t…
The Slow Healing Series
Mineral Broth and the Art of Deep Nourishment Recently I made a simple vegetable mineral broth filled with carrots, leeks, mushrooms, squash, herbs, and kombu seaweed. It simmered quietly on the stove for hours. The aroma filled the kitchen. It feels grounding and restorative. It was the scent that makes a home feel calm and…
Why Kindred Bees Is Not Just a Bakery
Kindred Bees started in the kitchen. Flour was on the counter. Honey sat on a wooden spoon. Bread was rising in the quiet of early morning. But it was never only about baking. It was about what happens when we gather. Bread slows us down. Cookies pass between hands and stories. Scones stretch conversations longer…
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