Reaping What We’ve Sown
Can the summer season really be almost over? Time sure flies when you’re having fun on the farm! In a few weeks, we’ll be wrapping up our summer Farm and
OTR People’s Garden was featured on Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour!
Hello gardeners! July is flying by! Maybe it's because here in Cincinnati we were so busy preparing the garden for Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour that took place on
Farming, Food, Fun … And More!
Wow! It's a busy summer here on Rural Resources’ Holly Creek Farm! Though the Farm and Food Teen Training Program provides year-round opportunities for our teens, the summer is definitely
Summer Garden Adventures Have Begun!
The Floyd County Farmer's Market opened on May 28th! We are almost three weeks in to market season and we are so happy to be back with all the other
Innovative May Gardening Ideas!
Maria here in Williamson! It is hard to believe that it is memorial day weekend already. So much has already happened this year to be excited about and it is
Building community through gardening, education and environmental stewardship
Hello Grow Appalachia! May is here and Over-the-Rhine People's Garden is looking beautiful and full of gardeners! We have so many new community members who want to garden with us
Out with the cold, and in with the spring garden plans and projects!
Hello Grow Appalachia Family and Followers, Happy Spring!! Over-the-Rhine People's Garden is SO excited for our third year with Grow Appalachia. New plans for our partner site this year include
Logan WV First Farmers’ Market
-Bea Sias,LEAD Logan, WV. On August 8, 2015, Grow Appalachia in Logan, WV had its first Farmer’s Market. Not a lot of Gardeners showed up to participate, but the ones
Appalasian Kimchi
--Marlyn McClendon, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV Hello Grow Appalachia Community, My name is Marlyn and I am a Grow Appalachia participant here at High Rocks Educational Corporation. Recently I began
New At The Farmer’s Market
Katie Smith reporting from Scott County Grow Appalachia. The Scott County Farmer's Market opened during the fall of 2014 and has enjoyed a successful season so far for the 2015
