Growing Community in the Garden
Nestled in the heart of Appalachia, the Red Bird Mission has long been a beacon of resilience and community strength. Since the 1920s, the mission has been deeply involved in
Nestled in the heart of Appalachia, the Red Bird Mission has long been a beacon of resilience and community strength. Since the 1920s, the mission has been deeply involved in
Welcome to May! As spring transitions into summer in the Appalachian region, warmer temperatures and increased rainfall are becoming more common especially the last few springs. While rain is essential
Diving into the must-do's each season to maintain a thriving vegetable garden in the Appalachian Region of KentuckyBrought to you by; Kelton Adams Red Bird Mission’s Grow Appalachia Program Coordinator
After a long and cold winter, the Red Bird Mission is excited to kick off a brand new growing season! It’s the perfect time to shake off the frost and
We had such a great time at the Red Bird Mission/Grow Appalachia End-of-Season Potluck Dinner! Gathering with around 27 of our GA member partners was a true highlight, filled with
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
Eastern Kentucky’s summer harvest is a gardener's delight, offering an abundance of fresh vegetables ripe for heart-healthy cooking. This months Grow Appalachia meeting at Red Bird Mission, led by Melanie
Southeastern Kentucky, with its beautiful mountains and rich traditions, carries a deep-rooted history in summer canning. This seasonal practice is not just a method of food preservation; it's
Hello Friends, as we say goodbye to another wonderful, Kentucky spring, I think about all the great bounties this beautiful season gives us. This Spring at Red Bird we welcomed
Hello Friends, It seems as though this time of year comes and goes so fast. With many of us attending banquets, awards nights, and graduations, its often late evenings when