HAY there! Hay Vs. Straw?
I am sure many of you know the feeling: You are so excited to get out to the garden, get your hands dirty and to do some work... and then you
Yellow Corn & Yellow Cukes?
This week I was stumped on what to write about for my blog. It was a crazy busy office week with not as much activity at the gardens, and I
Baby plants and Sauerkraut
Maria Arnot here in Williamson... Having some anxiety at the moment as I just realized we are halfway through August already... But luckily we are ahead of the game at
Peak season work!
This is an exhausted Maria writing from Williamson, WV. I have just made it through four days of field work with volunteers, and have two more to go! Luckily I
Ideas Worth Sharing!
Our last days with Youthorks was this week and my sadness was very apparent. Working with this organization this summer has been truly a blessing and has improved our garden
Butternut Squash…pizza?
Maria here in Mingo County. I am coming down from another extremely successful mobile market yesterday, at one of our energy express sites. We sold $400 worth of produce, ALL
Trials and Tribulations of Mobile Markets
Now that we have had our third mobile market, I have a good sense of how it operates successfully, and what changes we need to make. With such a high
Youthworks: an invaluable resource!
Each summer, our gardens welcome a variety of different volunteers groups. This summer, our volunteer base has grown significantly. In addition to having several interns in August and our usual
Zucchini and Yellow Squash Overload
If your gardens are like those in Mingo County right now … Then you must be experiencing an overload of zucchinis and yellow squash. Last year, we had a similar
My Mobile Market open for business!
The first mobile market of the season was held in Delbarton last Friday!! The market, which is called My Mobile Market (mmm...) is an extension of the Williamson Farmers Market.
