Particapants gardens
The warmer weather is finally here. If the rain holds off we can get to gardening. The last few days we have been able to plow 6 of our garden
Documenting Grow Appalachia Through Photos ~ Pine Mountain, Kathleen Powers
Alrighty, David has asked me to write a blog post about photography, and I am by no means a skilled photographer or even a knowledgeable one at that (I attribute
Field Notes: Sharing the bounty
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. We got the
Permies, Permies Everywhere!
This past weekend, Williamson had the opportunity to host individuals from We Are All Farmers Permaculture Institute, who traveled to Williamson all the way from North Carolina. This event was a free, two-day workshop,
Planting by the signs and other ramblings
This morning after watering in the greenhouse and planting 3 flats of peppers and tomatoes I went over to my raised bed determined to plant lettuce, spinach, carrots, beets and
Here We Go —– Red Bird Mission—– Chad Brock
Finally, we have had a few warm dry days and we are gonna be able to do some more tilling and preparing of garden plots. We have been so anxious
Blizzard Last Week, Sprouts This Week!
Thanks to *hopefully* the last snowfall of the year last Monday, our Composting and Soil Amendment Workshop here at ASPI had to be cancelled. We were hoping to discuss healthy
UP AND COMING :)!!!
Here is a picture from the gardening basics class that we held last week! Coming up in April we are collaborating with one of Eastern Kentucky University's dietetics classes to host our Heart
If at first you don’t succeed . . . .
Well our first Big Ugly greenhouse was up and ready to go on March 9th. It was pretty exciting to imagine our seeds magically becoming plants to put in the
Field Notes: Growing opportunities
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By D.H. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. This week the
