Trellis Early, Harvest More
April’s meeting was such a pleasant one. We were fortunate to have Chad Conway, Knott County Extension Offices Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent lead participants through the Kentucky Vegetable Growing
Growing, Learning, and Sharing
Growing, Learning, and Sharing The start of a growing season always brings us tons of excitement, anticipation, and possibilities for growers. Seeds are started with plans that they
Growing Together – Increased Participation with Grow Appalachia
Let's boast about the amazing turnout we had at our April Grow Appalachia meeting in Hindman. Over 50 participants showed up, ready to get their hands on plant starts,
Spring Sprouts Community Engagment
March 28th was a busy day for foodways on Hindman Settlement Schools campus, but the weather was perfect for a full day of community engagement. The highlight was the annual
Connecting the Dots – Networking and Building Community
We weathered through January and February’s cold temperatures, but they brought plenty of activities for farmers and foodways enthusiasts across our region. This season stands out as the easiest and
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
Something to Be Proud Of!!!
There is just something about this time of year!!! Daffodils are blooming, trees are budding, and frogs serenade us all night long. It’s a season of rebirth and renewal, a
Plowing New Ground
Spring is in the air on Troublesome Creek and folks are itching to get ground turned, feel the moist soil on their hands, and see sprouts emerge. After a trying
Continuing To Make A Difference
Well, it’s finally October. The leaves are exploding with color, the air is getting cooler, and no denying the year is quickly fading away. 2020 has undoubtedly been one for
A Garden Abundant, Shelves Overflowing.
We love when our gardens grow abundant and our shelves overflow. 2020, although being outright challenging, is proving to be fruitful. Our gardens have been overflowing with produce and the
