Loofahville
In September, Backyard Gardener Colleen volunteered to write a blog post about the loofah plants she'd been telling us about all season. Colleen has her own homemade soap and
Senior Market Day at Owsley County Farm-to-School
Title: Senior Market Day-Catalyst for Healthy Communities Goodbye Summer Hello Fall As we say goodbye to the summer of 2023 and get ready to welcome fall, a lot has been
A Change is Coming
With the days becoming shorter, we are starting to reflect on the abundance of food our gardens have produced over the growing season and what the future holds for
lesson’s learned
This month we did our finally pot luck get together. Everyone had a blast visiting with one another and sharing some good food and stories. At the end of the
Canning time in Lee County
Recently in the Grow Sustainab-LEE program, we went over heart healthy cooking and food preservation in our classes. Andrea Haubner, the Family and Consumer Sciences agent at the Lee County,
Production Extension with David!
As our summer season winds down there is always a sense of sadness that the joy and peace found in the garden are slipping away with the shortening days...BUT NO
Dyeing to Dance: Natural Dyes and Flag Dancing at Cowan Community Center
This month, dear farmer, artist, and chef friends brought to Cowan Community Center a wonderful natural dyeing and dance workshop. Sponsored by a grant from Kentucky Rural Urban Exchange,
Blessed Growing Season
We have been blessed this year with our gardens. We have always had a good season, but I believe this is the best season so far. It seems that only
End of the Growing Season
Big Ugly Blog, September 2023 It’s hard to believe that we are already at the end of the growing season, though many gardeners have planted a second crop like beans
September When It Comes to Redbird
Hello friends, what an amazing season we have had, here on the banks of the Red Bird River. From breaking new ground and getting our seeds ready, to harvesting, food
