When storms take their toll
Thunderstorms rampaged across eastern Kentucky yesterday and last night, wreaking havoc on small garden plots and large fields alike. I personally live in Pikeville, and as it turns out I
Victory Gardens
Hello Gardening fans! This is BethAnn from WV Vets to Ag and today I was thinking about the meaning and history of Victory Gardens. I know what I picture when
Feeding a small army!
We are really beginning to reap the rewards of our garden here at Westcare. With almost 90 guys in our facility right now it takes a lot of food to
Baby Steps
Hello all! Brittany here with Sustainable Pike County! I know we are quite behind when it comes to blog posting (sorry!) as we just recently got all of our information
Tomorrow’s plan…
We continue to be blessed with an abundant harvest. Tomorrow we will be harvesting potatoes and corn for the first time this season as well as our squash and beets,
Great Developments
Dorothy Feltner reporting in this week. I have been focusing on connecting with other organizations and individuals lately. I am working on building up an action committee for local food
A fun time at Grow Appalachia Gardening Camp
Hi, this is Marsha Sanders with Project Worth/Grow Appalachia in Menifee County KY. Last week (July 14-17), we had our annual Grow Appalachia Gardening Camp for the local children. We
Harvesting Corn with Family
When I’m not working in the ASPI garden and Mt. Vernon community garden I’ve visited my grandparents several weekends this summer. I like to visit them but also help in
First time blog from first year Garden Manager!!
Seems like I have been running around like a chicken with its head cut off, but I think we are making progress! I know next year will be smoother for
PEP Gardeners working hard!
I have been busy trying to get all my garden visits in and I am impressed, such beautiful gardens. Again the major complaints are deer and Lynn was busy putting
