Welcome to 2016!
Happy 2016 from Hindman! We’ve returned from the holidays and are happily building up steam for another year at the Hindman Settlement School. Personally, I’m (im)patiently waiting for snow, but
Homegrown fun at the Settlement School
Two days ago we closed out a wonderfully energizing celebration of local food, Appalachian foodways, and dance (to round things out). The Hindman Settlement School played host to the inaugural
November chills
The past month has been a whirlwind of frosts, end-of-season gatherings, story-sharing, learning a lot, and preparing for next year. The Hindman Settlement School is enjoying our cozy offices after
On the horizon
This month we want to highlight an upcoming event at the Hindman Settlement School, called Dumplin’s and Dancin’. This is the first time this event has happened, and it's taking
Grateful for a season
Warm hellos from the Hindman Settlement School! This is Jacob writing - I'm new to Hindman, and completely in love with the place. I'll be picking up where our last
Plants, Hoes, and Organic Pesticides
Hello everyone, this is David Cornette with Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia. It's been an exciting month for us and even more so for our participants! We have held two
Collaborating with the Community
Hello everybody, this is David Cornette with Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia. Things are really picking up around here as we help our families get their gardens ready
Preparing to plant
Hello everyone! This is David Cornette with Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia. It's that time of year when everyone is preparing to put out most of their seeds, so we've
How to Grow Potatoes in Straw
Hello! This is David Cornette with Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia. A lot of the folks we've talked to this year have shared their unique techniques for growing certain produce
Safe Agricultural Practices
Hey everyone, this is David Cornette from Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia. Last night, our field coordinator Bobby Perkins and I attended a GAP training at the Knott County Agricultural
