PROJECT WORTH OUTREACH YOUTH GARDENERS
Hello , my name is Gail Mills, Director of Project Worth Outreach. Also, I am the Project Coordinator of our Grow Appalachia Garden Program. Today, I would like to
Hello , my name is Gail Mills, Director of Project Worth Outreach. Also, I am the Project Coordinator of our Grow Appalachia Garden Program. Today, I would like to
One Of the Teens and her poster Why not stop, or drive, walk, stroll by and see our farmers market? Everything is fresh, hand grown, hand picked, even
Paul Mitchell Schools Green Team's motto is to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Respect! At Paul Mitchell Schools . . . -Student-run Green Teams help their schools and local communities find
Our farmers market starts tomorrow so today is our last day to get ready. I'm ready for the great tasting locally home grown veggies but not sure where to start
By: Kathryn Engle When I was first beginning the Grow Appalachia program in Knox County, Kentucky, earlier this year, I knew that a farmers’ market was something I was interested
This March, High Rocks Grow Appalachia was approached by the Gezundheit! Institute about ways to improve the local food scene in Hillsboro. Gezundheit! gets groups of college volunteers during Spring
Spring has certainly Sprung. So much has happened where to start. We've planted almost everything. We have a plethora of beans emerging from the good earth along with the corn.
As many of you will agree: the busiest time of year is here. Planting, harvesting, marketing and meetings galore. This last Saturday, williamson farmer’s market chaos started, and we went
I have missed blogging for the past couple weeks, all because we have been busier than ever since the weather has improved greatly. All future blogs will be on time
Here at ASPI we have been busy this week. We had our Rockcastle County Farmer's Market meeting, got stuff to start our soil test and many other thing. We are