Season Extension – just in time for first snow!
We had our first snow fall Halloween night! Tooooooooo early! Parts of our county had an inch, some 6 inches. It was beautiful to see that white fluffy stuff, but
Autumn – The Spirit of Gardening
October has been a busy month for Over-the-Rhine People's Garden! We have started construction on our raised beds, high tunnels and attending community events! We started the raised garden bed
A low-cost, low tunnel?
This past Monday, our Grow Appalachia participants gathered to learn about low tunnels. Our teacher, Beth, is a seasoned extension specialist and educator with 26 years of experience. Having recently
Colorful Fall Garden – Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden
AU·TUMN ˈôdəm/ The third season of the year, when crops and fruits are gathered and leaves fall, in the northern hemisphere from September to November and in the southern hemisphere
Town gossip and too much rain: Making connections at the Community Market
Today marks the end of our Market season here in Alderson. The Community Market started just three years ago and has continued to grow each season. Our Market runs from
Winterization Inspiration
Hi all! Maggie from the Alderson Community Food Hub here. We have had a very busy end of the growing season here in Alderson, WV. One of my favorite events
What is hiding under the leaves of the greens, parsley and carrot tops? Sweet potatoes!
Now is the time to harvest everything up and enjoy the bounty! Later this evening we'll have chili made with veggies from the garden. More photos and a recipe to
Success: Cook-off winners!
Today was such an exciting day: teens working together, teams planning a meal, smells floating through the air, skills at work, sweat and pressure, an amazing display in Greeneville, TN!
Harder Soil, Harsher Climates
In recent weeks I have noticed that the soil in one of our fields has become increasingly stiff, making it near impossible to plant. Our newly planted spinach seedlings have
Concert and cook-off
Wow, it may be fall, but things are not slowing down here at Rural Resources, in East Tennessee. Debbie here, and I am exhausted and excited for this week to
