Carly Kremer

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · You’ll Never Look at Honey the Same Way | @beekeepers_naturals Carly Kremer · 3 Feb 2026 podcast

So where did you go to learn more?

Was it somewhere in the United States?

Was there some sort of retreat?

So I started beekeeping when I was in Canada.

I grew up in Toronto and I started working with the bees.

I was in British Columbia and I had an amazing mentor there.

And then I found another mentor in a part of Canada called Queens.

And so I was going there every single weekend working with the apiary.

There wasn't a retreat, but I found local beekeeping association meetings and they have chapters in every state, every province.

So you can literally just find it online.

But I started going to local chapter meetings wherever I was and meeting with other beekeepers and I started volunteering with them.

And I really learned everything working for free.

Did you find there to be any glaring differences between how we beekeep in the United States versus Europe and other countries?

Yes.

There's a big pesticide problem in the United States, and you can't ignore that.

And I think that shapes how we work with the bees because the bees are pollinating flexibly.

flowers plants trees if there's pesticides on the things they're pollinating it is getting into their system it is getting into your bee products and so for me now with beekeepers I work with all sustainable regenerative beekeepers which means we keep the bees far away from pesticides it is

Very hard to do that in the current environment in the US.

I have so many friends in the US who are incredible beekeepers that share these values, but they can't really do it because their neighbors are spraying pesticides or things are being sprayed locally and the bees will fly for a five mile radius.

So it doesn't matter if the hive is sitting on certified organic ground.

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