Gardening with Chickens
My husband and I recently took on a new adventure and decided to get backyard chickens. The girls have officially outgrown their brooder and have been living outside for the
Cooking from the Garden
It's that time of the year where the garden is thriving and starting to produce yummy veggies. I have an endless supply of kale, and have been patiently waiting for
Meet and Greet
Eryn Neyer is the new garden coordinator for the Linwood chapter of Grow Appalachia. I wanted to introduce her and share that you will get to read blogs from her
April Showers Bring May…..Snow (Again)
I went back and checked, and I used this exact title last May, and something similar a few years before. This is crazy! It's time for gardening, not time for
March Madness
It seems absolutely unreal that this my 5th year writing Linwood's blog. I am grateful to continue to be a part of Grow Appalachia and all of the education and
Meet Linwood’s new garden coordinator!
For this month's blog, I interviewed our new garden coordinator (well....she's so much more than that but that's what I focused on!), Jamie Saunders: Tell me about your job with
Carrots…good for humans not just horses!
I had the massive pleasure of heading back to Linwood and Snowshoe last weekend and was able to check out our high tunnel, community garden and the Pocahontas County Farmers
Event Ideas: Boosting Attendance = More $$$$
Greetings! We are just coming off of our big event for the season - Linwood Alive's annual Farm to Fork Dinner, where this year we raised over $5000. Time is
Taters!
I'm not sure our Linwood Community Daycare kids know how great they have it! Below are some photos of the little ones harvesting potatoes...taters! Red taters, purple taters and regular
Beets Beats
Happy June! I don't have a ton to share with you because it has been freeeeezing here and our veggies have yet to start growing. The overnight low was 23!
