Ruby Grow Young Farmer Program
My experience as a Ruby Grow farmer has been exciting and definitely worthwhile. I personally have gained a lot of knowledge and have developed new skills in terms of farming
Pausing to Remember in September
September is an obvious time for transition in the garden. It’s both sweet and spicy as the last tomatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, and berries come off the vine, the peppers begin
Cowan’s History with Summer Meals
It’s almost over and reflecting tonight. One of my favorite stories is of my parents, Kendall and Carol Ison, when they met in grade school in the fourth grade at
Remembering the Past At the Farmer’s Market
How many of us love going to the local Farmer’s Market? The Farmer’s Market is a great place to find local produce. At the Farmer’s Market, you probably know the
ACCESS-WV Grow Wayne
Garden Visits Galore! Our garden visits have been a wonderful experience. I hope you enjoy a sneak peak at just how wonderful Wayne County gardens are growing this
Summer Harvesting in Owsley County -July 2020 Edition
By: Tanya Begley July,it's the height of summer.Yet it seems we are still battling the unknowns, the uncertainties and “making the best of it” as we continue to
Plants at Market, Plant Blindness, & Identification
Hey y’all! My name is Judson Collin s and I'm a rising Junior at Centre College, where I'm majoring in Environmental Studies. Everything about the things I study interests me, but
A Tale of Two Approaches
When it comes to gardening, more than one approach is acceptable. Traditionally, a plot is plowed, disced, and then tilled before sowing. The traditional approach has no protection against the
Gardens Provide More Than Food
At the beginning of our quarantine period, toilet paper and hand sanitizer were not the only items that were near impossible to find. We experienced a shortage in seeds and
