Field Notes: The Morning Air
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By M. Today I enjoyed weeding in the strawberry patches. It felt good to be up and in the morning air. I will recommend it for
Field Notes: Waiting for Results
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B. The rest of the healing garden is planted and mulched it really looks fantastic. We got some more of the raspberrys and blackberrys transplanted
APO Making a Difference
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By Jessica Ballard In April, we were graced to share in a volunteer day with Eastern Kentucky University's Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity. These enthusiastic students
Reflections from our intern
By Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program Amy, our Farm Intern, recently completed her three month term with us. In addition to her hard work on the farm, she coordinated our Field
Sunny Days…Taking Our Cares Away!!!
The sun has been shining on Mujeres Unidas over the past few weeks,. and is has been rewarding to get our hands in the soil. We have a new set-up
Field Notes: Simply Delightful
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By R. Working in the garden this past week has been wonderful. Even though yesterday was the first day of spring, the weather has been ‘interesting’
Field Notes: Sharing the bounty
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. We got the
Field Notes: Growing opportunities
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By D.H. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. This week the
Field Notes: Making progress
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By D.H. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. Another week in
Field Notes: Stress Relief
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By B. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. Working in the
