Community Gardens Update
Hello from Scott County! Katie Smith reporting the far reaching effects Grow Appalachia community gardens have in Scott County. The garden at Scott Christian Care Center has been very productive
Garlic Scape Pesto
--Ellie Bell, High Rocks Making pesto is like painting, adding a little bit of this and that, stepping back and tasting it, and adding a touch more for texture or
All Kinds of Good Stuff
Happy August, Lori here from McDowell County, West Virginia. We have been busy as could be since the last blog. Our last Youth Works group helped out in the gardens
Can you do the CAN CAN?
Canning: food preservation method with the use of a pressure canner or hot water bath. This past week our WVU Extension agent Shirley Wilkins come the the Linwood Library and
all about the looks
Hey this is Justin at the Red Bird Mission Grow Appalachia. Things have been going good despite the rain and devastating winds that we have had this month. Our green
Progress, Rock Stars and Hot Sauce!
July was a month of many firsts for The David School's garden: the first time we took produce to sell at the Floyd County Farmer's Market; the first hot sauce
Cooking, Canning, & Irma’s Wisdom
By: Kathryn Engle July was busy at Lend-A-Hand. Lots of rain messed up our plans, but we had great cooking and canning classes thanks to the Knox County Cooperative Extension
Dog Days of August
Mark visits Chad's Hope Clay County Farmers Market August has arrived with better weather than the rainy days of July. I was interested in hearing our
Sorghum and such
An August hello from Holly, HQ VISTA! Pretty soon, we'll be seeing school buses coming up and down the streets again! Things here at HQ have been very busy lately: partner site
