First Garden Tour
Our Grow Appalachia Teens, Food Commanders, from Rural Resources in East Tennessee went on their first garden tour. They were excited to see the raised beds and use of tires
Volunteers and Donations!
We have been busy this week cleaning and breaking new garden ground at Rural Resources, Greeneville, TN. Service Learning Students from Tusculum College have been coming this week to help
It’s been a humbling week
By Jessica Ballard GreenHouse17 We all know the saying: if you don't like the weather in Kentucky, stick around for five minutes. This couldn't be any truer this week. On
Fun with horse manure!
What beautiful weather we have been having here in Greene County, TN! The sun is shinning, some rain, and WARM temperatures. We are very excited to finely really begin gardening and
Transplants, Growth & Mapping!
What excitement as our first year teens at Rural Resources jump into their garden/farm experience by helping transplant in
Garden Mapping
Brian here -- Yesterday in our workshop, we beat the cold and showed families how to create a garden map. A few of them had excellent examples from past years
You Just Can’t Beat That!
GreenHouse17 (Formerly Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program) By S. This last week in the garden I have done some mowing, pulled weeds throughout the green beans and corn and also done
We promised to share this video with you
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program In a post a few weeks ago, we shared news that our agency was going to be featured in Episode 7 of the kNOwMORE Educational
Reflections from our summer intern
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By Aja Crouteau, Bonner Scholar Intern Photo caption: While Aja was painting the benches in our healing gardens, she experienced a paint can mishap. Rather than
A Legume Education
I didn’t grow up in the South, far from it really, but I did grow up with a mother from Missouri who insisted that we eat black-eyed peas and greens
