Shining a Light on the Farm
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program This weekend we will be submitting three entries to the "Shining a Light" International Photo Contest. The contest and resulting photographic exhibition are being organized
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program This weekend we will be submitting three entries to the "Shining a Light" International Photo Contest. The contest and resulting photographic exhibition are being organized
Exiting events coming up in the Williamson local food world!! This week, we will be hosting another group of volunteers, this time coming from New Jersey At the farmers market
It seems we are in a bit of an early July slump at Pine Mountain. There is always work to do in the garden, but the persistent rain has us
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B We have been weeding a lot and started planting again. We have planted tomatoes and peppers and a lot more flowers. The flowers we
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program We are so excited! After an application process and public vote, our farm program was selected to appear in a kNOwMORE video. The kNOwMORE video
By Jessica Ballard Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program At the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program, trees are important to us. With the support of KU/LGE’s Plant for the Planet Program we have
At a recent class, one of our participants, Mrs. Blount who has her Masters in Plant Pathology, gave a class on the benefits of companion planting, and by paying attention to
Post by Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program (This is the second of a two-part post. Click here to read Part 1.) We started small. Our foray in farming involved only a
Through a most generous donation of plots at the Peace Meal Community Garden in Lexington, Growing Warriors has added a new community garden site. The Garden is right next door
On March 13th, Growing Warriors and Grow Appalachia held a high tunnel workshop at the home of Joseph and Heather Fields from Berea. "Joey" is a veteran of three (3)