Pest Management – Biodiversity, not pesticides!
As we enter fall, we look ahead to an abundance of leafy greens and root veggies, squash in all its forms (pie, soup, and everything in between!) and a slower
Help support the Sacred Earth Community Garden in Louisville’s West End
Sacred Earth Community Garden: Tackling Food Apartheid in Louisville's West End Velvet Welch is an incredible force for empowering youth and expanding food access in the West End
summer fun is ending…
The weather has been playing tricks on everyone here, we go from hot one day to being fall weather the next. we just finished having our end of the year
~Preparing Your Garden for Winter and Enhancing Soil Nitrogen Naturally
Nestled in the Appalachian mountains of Southeastern Kentucky, the Red Bird Missions Grow Appalachia program aims to bolster local food security and promote sustainable agriculture. By providing resources and education
Fall, Time to Build Soil Health!
Fall is the perfect time to start replenishing your soil after the intensive growing seasons of Spring and Summer. Building soil health during the colder months is crucial for abundant
Pine Mountain Settlement School Grow Appalachia Associate
My name is Cali Clough and I have recently been hired on at Pine Mountain Settlement School as their Sustainable Agriculture Coordinator and Educator. I graduated from Appalachian State University
Collaboration and the DREAM
One of my favorite things is to connect people - it's my own, little personal high - it's like you can feel the electricity passing in the air...stuff is HAPPENING!
Big Ugly, September 2024
Despite excessive heat and severe drought, some gardens continue to thrive and produce, with lots of green beans and tomatoes still being harvested. For those gardeners whose gardens haven’t
Logan Grow Appalachia September 2024
It’s hard to believe that it’s already September and that the garden season is just about over; seems like just yesterday we put our cool weather crops into the ground.
Fresh and Savvy Food Preservation
The last days of summer have led to a flurry of activity here at our site. Fall seeds and plants have been sown and planted and seeds saved for next
