Preparing Mother Earth at Red Bird Mission-Karen Dial, Ag Coordinator
This has been a very productive week for Grow Appalachia here at Red Bird Mission. We got a lot accomplished with the help of volunteers from the University of Tennessee,
Our Grow Appalachia Dinner. Chad Brock—-Red Bird Mission
Our first Grow Appalachia Meeting was held Thursday, February 23. The meeting was a joint meeting consisting of members from both Grow Appalachia and the Red Bird
Grow Appalachia Site Coordinators Meeting 2012
For all of you Grow Appalachia coordinators this blog post will be old news but we thought it would be nice for all our participants and other
The Benefits of Raised Bed Gardening—-Chad Brock Red Bird Mission
A raised bed garden is any garden area that is built up higher than the soil around it. Although many raised beds are just soil mounded up
Hit The Ground Running — Chad Brock, Red Bird Mission
Monday, February 6 , David Cooke, Grow Appalachia Director, Berea College Appalachian Fund Director and Constance Dykhuizen, JP’s Peace Love Happiness Foundation Director, visited us here at Red Bird Mission.
And The Season Begins—- Chad Brock Red Bird Mission
Seeing the first signs that spring is around the corner gardeners in southeast Kentucky don't know what kind of weather to expect from day to day but
Psyched About the Season
Here at Red Bird Mission we are psyched about gearing up for the upcoming growing season.We are now putting together the berry order for all our participants and preparing for
A New Season
A New HireThe New Year brings the opportunity for renewed hope, great expectations, and the chance for a fresh start to apply lessons learned and improve our outcomes in this
Upcoming Conference Chad Brock —- Red Bird Mission
Today I have been calling Participants and putting together their spring fruitorder and advising them to be thinking about some disease prevention methods for their gardens such as crop rotation, pulling all dead plants
