building barns out of coal tipples…..
This is Valerie at Cowan Community Center and I wanted to share this great radio piece about Shane Lucas, one of Grow Appalachia participants and Community Farm Alliance Board member.
This is Valerie at Cowan Community Center and I wanted to share this great radio piece about Shane Lucas, one of Grow Appalachia participants and Community Farm Alliance Board member.
Valerie here, and those are not my words, but Don Maggard, a participant and grower for the market who summed up his feelings about Grow Appalachia. We had a great
Valerie here with Cowan Community Center. Hope all of you have made it thru the storm and are looking forward to higher temperatures and snow melting. I have to admit
FARMER’S “WILD HAIR” PAYS OFF By Angela Hatton Mullins For Chris Caudill, it started on a whim. He just got the urge to expand his garden, see what he could
Through my work with Community Farm Alliance in Letcher County, I had the opportunity to testify before the Health and Welfare Committee in Frankfort last week. If you are not familiar
Letcher County Farmers Market paraded through Whitesburg by the Harry M. Caudill Library at the annual Mountain Heritage Festival. The theme of the parade was, "Letcher County-Where the Highest of
It's Grow Appalachia report time and when I talked to Shane Friday evening about his harvest report, which was a good one, he shared that he had 10,000 plants ready
Meet Andy Moore, Andy is in his second year w/the Grow Appalachia program and the Farmers Market. Andy lives far off the beaten path at Big Branch. Andy has three
What do we do after we celebrated the last day of the Summer Feeding Site at the Letcher County Farmers Market? We have faith in our community and keep going. Business
Growing the fresh fruits and vegetables is only the first step in improving the health in our region. The next step is learning healthy and pleasing ways to prepare and eat