Month of Celebration in Greene County, TN!
It seems like so long ago since our last blog! I feel like not much happened, but reflecting back, many things happened and lots of fun came from those "happenings".
Prime Time Gardening at ECOS
August has been another very busy and productive month at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour's gardens. We produced almost 1000 pounds of produce, all of which has gone to Madison County soup
Invasions!!
Hi Everyone! Debbie Strickland, Appalachia Cares/AmeriCorps at Rural Resources, reporting in from Greene County, in East Tennessee. July just seems like the invasion month - rains, weeds, mosquitos, weeds, heat
Great Workshop Successes and Garden Repairs
We've been hosting a bunch of workshops lately, with lots of wonderfully inquisitive attendees. Half of our workshops have been covering different food preservation techniques such as dehydrating, freezing, and
Sum Sum Summertime!
What a month! I have missed posting on here every week. (Yes, I cannot believe I just said that!) I did not realize until a month went by, how much
How Much Should I Grow in the Garden?
My husband asked me a simple question today... do we really need to plant this many onions? Now, I admit that as I stood there looking at the four 50
The “Nicely” Kitchen
Scott Christian Care Center held its first fundraising event in the Kitchen! The kitchen is USDA Certified Manufacturing and teaching kitchen. This is a full service kitchen that will address
“I’m Late, I’m Late for a very important date!”
I feel like the rabbit from Alice in Wonderland, I am late for our date this weekend! White rabbit Debbie here, Appalachia/AmeriCorps, from Rural Resources in Greeneville, TN, trying to
Family, Roots, an Appalachian Garden
--Kris Arbuckle, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV. Ever since I was a young child I was always around gardens and farm crop. It was the way my family provided for each
