Bees, Hay, and Rain!
Save the Bees! Albert Einstein once said, “If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would have only four years of
Celebrating Our Growers
Our first harvests have finally started picking up here in Knott and Perry counties. I think a lot of us feel like we got a late start to the
Becoming a Garden Mother – By Grow Wayne Guest Blogger Shayla Owens Lucas
This time last year, I was 10 weeks pregnant with my first child, my daughter Mallory. I was also overzealous and consumed with all my plans and dreams for the
GRADUATION: An Ending or a New Beginning
Every spring we hold graduations, but is spring a time for endings or new beginnings? Graduation or Renewal? Every spring we hold graduations for people who are finishing
Happy Independence Day!!
Independence from Food Insecurity Some look at independence as not having to rely on anyone or anything. In Appalachia, that includes our food. We've become a generation of
“Insects The Good, The Bad and The Crawly”
Sean Tormoehlen/UT Scott County Extension Agent gave a wonderful presentation on insects. “Insects The Good ,The Bad and The Crawly”. This is the link to view the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxn9en0pp2g
A Quest to Grow
Hello! My name is Isabella Maggard and I am an intern at the Virginia Cooperative Extension in Wise. Currently, I attend the University of Virginia’s College at Wise and
With Summer Brings…New Stories!
Hello from Build It Up in East Tennessee! We are steadily enjoying this new summer weather as we prepare to start harvesting some yummy crops this month. Our gardeners have
Youth Opportunity Through Service Initiative
When Berea Kids Eat initially launched the COVID 19 Pandemic meal response shortly after school closures, Berea Community School staff and faculty helped fill the
