By Jessica Ballard GreenHouse17, formerly Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program Brrrr!!!!! It’s January, snow is falling, schools are closed, ground is frozen…everything is chillin’, right? Not here at GreenHouse 17. We
Here at Red Bird Mission Grow Appalachia has begun making home visits and getting to know some of our new participants better and assisting them in making their garden
So I'm still working on last yrs (that sounds so weird- last yrs) potato crop. I went down to the basement to get some potatoes for dinner and pulled this
How do we help people not only grow healthy food but have the foundation for moving away from the trap of processed, additive laden products in completing their meals? This
This season we are taking a moment to peek under the High Rocks Grow Appalachia tree to appreciate all the gifts we have received throughout the year. First of all,
I just wanted to get off a quick Season's Greetings to our wonderful Grow Appalachia family. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading about everyone's gardening thoughts and experiences in 2013. It's
This being our final blog for the 2013 year I felt it would be a great time to take a look back at our Grow Appalachia Program here at
'Tis the season for celebrating with friends and looking back on another year that's passed too quickly. This has been a busy year for our farm. We've expanded our production
Just received my ramp seeds from David, tiny little things with a strong odor, but a nice Christmas present. I love receiving the seed catalogs that start coming about the end of
Merry Christmas from Henderson settlement Grow Appalachia participants and friends gathered together with Kristin and Courtney from the Whitley County Extension office to learn how to create Christmas Wreaths using
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