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
Grow Wayne Feature in the Herald Dispatch
HUNTINGTON — For the past few weeks, Lacy Davidson Ferguson and Grow Wayne have been teaching 50 families across Cabell and Wayne counties all about growing and preserving their own
Sowing Seeds
While the past few months have been challenging for us here at Pine Mountain Settlement School due to COVID 19, and our typical way of operating has been altered in
The Dread of Farming
Shortly after starting at Hindman Settlement School, I was put to task with sourcing a local feast to be prepared in honor of renowned agrarian and author, Wendell Berry. I
Preparation for Summer Gardens 2020
Hello everyone, I have been with St. Vincent Mission for 5 years off & on as a part time employee, volunteer, and intern. Now I’m the new coordinator for Grow
Cowan Creek
Greetings from Valerie on Cowan Creek! Grow Appalachia We have been quite, but for too long, but are happy to be here and see all the good work our Grow
Vole Pressure in the High Tunnel
Preparing Our Garden We are an optimistic bunch here at High Rocks. Even with regulations changing by the day, we held on to hope that our summer camp for
You Bought a Bunch of Seeds- what now?
The SARS-CoV-2 virus, aka the corona virus, has changed the way we live. With toilet paper and hand soap shortages, panic may or may not have had an influence on
Still Going Strong
Red Bird Strong Things may have almost come to a screeching halt in most of the nation but Grow Appalachia in Red Bird, Kentucky is still going strong. We are
