Breaking New Ground
Hello again! This is David Cornette from Hindman Settlement School and I'm pretty happy that this whole "spring" thing is officially here. Since the snow was kind enough to leave
Community Food Initiatives – Bringing Local Fresh Food and Community Gardens to Southeast Ohio
Let's get gardening! Community Food Initiatives in Athens County, Ohio is very excited and grateful to be working with Grow Appalachia to provide healthy fresh produce for our
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet…
This is David Cornette from Hindman Settlement School Grow Appalachia, and we've been feeling like the Postal Service; try as it might, the weather has not been able to slow
First post from St. Vincent
Sister Ann Marie Quinn here, with greetings from St. Vincent Mission in David, Kentucky! As I write this post, the sun is gifting us with warmth and light, melting the
All Communities Deserve Healthy Food
By Jason Von Kundra from Sprouting Hope in Marion, VA Bustling Farmers' Markets, farm to table restaurants, boxes of organic vegetables delivered to your home; this has become the dominate face
Season Extension: To infinity and beyond!
Greetings, Grow Appalachians! It's Holly the HQ VISTA once again! Now, I imagine some of you are probably thinking, "Why in the world are we hearing from Holly twice in
It takes a village: A pair of tunnels at The David School
Greetings, Grow Appalachians! Holly, VISTA with Grow Appalachia HQ here. It's going to be a very busy couple of weeks here for us, as we are now less than two
Learning about Local Markets
One of our primary goals for this upcoming year at the Hindman Settlement School is to assist the implementation of a local Farmer's Market here in Knott County. Since we
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.
Fall is upon us
This week we had the first of two fall planting events at the Williamson community garden. As summer sadly and rapidly has come to a close, most of their plants
